BOOKS
EMPLOYMENT LAW: ISSUES, THEORIES & REALITIES, with Ron Turner and Michael
Green (forthcoming)
THE CRIMINAL LAW OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND INFORMATION: CASES AND MATERIALS
(West 2008), and accompanying Teacher’s Manual, and Supplement 2014 (forthcoming)
CRIMINAL LAW, with Joseph Cook, Linda Malone, & Paul Marcus (7th edition, Lexis 2012)
ARTICLES
White Collar Crime Goes to the Movies, ___ Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law ___ (2014)
(forthcoming)
Playing with the Rules: An Effort to Strengthen the Mens Rea Standards of Federal Criminal
Laws, 7 Journal of Law, Economics & Policy 685 (2011)
The Balance Among Corporate Criminal Liability, Private Civil Suits, and Regulatory
Enforcement, 46 American Criminal Law Review 1459 (2009)
Medical Malpractice Tort Reform in Texas: Treating Symptoms Rather Than Seeking a Cure,
with Roger Sherman, 12 Journal of Consumer and Commercial Law 142 (2009)
Tax Evasion as White Collar Fraud, 9 Houston Journal of Business and Tax Law 207 (2009).
Book Review, RELIGION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE by Monica K. Miller, with Roger Sherman, 24
Journal of Law and Religion 749 (2009).
Securities Law and Its Enforcement: The Case of Martha Stewart in INSIDER TRADING:
REGULATION AND ANALYSIS (Paul Ali & Gergory N. Gregorious, eds., 2008)
Another Limitation on Honest Services Fraud? 32 Champion 18 (2008)
Of Bad Apples and Bad Trees: Considering Fault-Based Liability for Complicit Corporations,
44 American Criminal Law Review 1343 (2007) (symposium issue) reprinted in ENRON AND
OTHER CORPORATE FIASCOS: THE CORPORATE SCANDAL READER (Nancy B. Rapoport et al. eds.
2009)
On the Prospects of Deterring Corporate Crime, 2 Journal of Business & Technology Law 25
(2007) (symposium issue)
What the Martha Stewart Case Tells Us About Federal Criminal Law, 43 Houston Law Review
591 (2006)
Navigating the Currents of Federal Criminal Law: The Martha Stewart Case, in MARTHA
STEWART’S LEGAL PROBLEMS (J. Heminway, ed. 2006)
Defining Overcriminalization Through Cost-Benefit Analysis: The Example of Criminal
Copyright Laws, 54 American University Law Review 783 (2005) (symposium issue)
Prosecutorial Power in an Adversarial System: Lessons from Current White Collar Cases and the
Inquisitorial Model, 8 Buffalo Criminal Law Review 165 (2004) (symposium issue)
The Crime of Copyright Infringement: An Inquiry Based on Morality, Harm, and Criminal
Theory, 83 Boston University Law Review 731 (2003)
An Enron Lesson: The Limited Role of Criminal Law in Preventing Business Misconduct, 55
Florida Law Review 937 (2003); reprinted in ENRON: CORPORATE FIASCOS AND LEGAL
IMPLICATIONS (B. Dharan & N. Rapoport, eds. 2004)
The Problematic Role of Criminal Law in Regulating Use of Information: The Case of the
Economic Espionage Act, 80 University of North Carolina Law Review 853 (2002)
Federal Criminal Fraud and the Development of Property Rights in Information, 2000 University
of Illinois Law Review 683 (2000)
Opting In or Opting Out: The New Legal Process or Arbitration, 77 Washington University Law
Quarterly 1087 (2000) (review essay)
Arbitration and the Goals of Employment Discrimination Law, 56 Washington & Lee Law
Review 395 (1999)
Mail Fraud Meets Criminal Theory, 67 Cincinnati Law Review 1 (1998)
The Federal Interest in Criminal Law, 47 Syracuse Law Review 1127 (1997)
One Kind of Legacy: Judge Sprouse’s Law Clerks, 98 West Virginia Law Review 17 (1995)
Mail Fraud and the Intangible Rights Doctrine: Someone To Watch Over Us, 31 Harvard Journal
on Legislation 153 (1994)
Note, Murray v. Giarratano: A Remedy Reduced to a Meaningless Ritual, 39 American
University Law Review 765 (1990)
OTHER
WRITINGS
Court Should Strike Down Honest Services Fraud Law, Houston Chronicle, May 12, 2010
Martha Stewart: Criminal? Business and Finance Magazine, Feb. 23, 2007
Everyone Loses in Arbitration, Legal Times, November 8, 1999
Don’t Make a Federal Case Out of Everything, Legal Times, March 2, 1998
Reprinted in Texas Lawyer, New Jersey Bar Journal, & others