HOFSTRA LAW
FACULTY NEWS
Vol. 12, no. 1
October 1, 2012
PUBLICATIONS
Yishai Boyarin, Court-Connected ADR-- A
Time of Crisis, A Time of Change, 50 FAM.
CT. REV. 377 (2012), 95 MARQ. L. REV. 993
(2012).
Alafair S. Burke, NEVER TELL (2012);
Prosecutors and Peremptories, 97 IOWA L.
REV. 1467 (2012).
Decoupling Problem, 39 ESTPLN 03
(2012); Mitchell Gans, Jonathan G.
Blattmachr & Diana S.C. Zeydel, Turner II
and
Family
Partnerships:
Avoiding
Problems and Securing Opportunity, 117
JTAX 32 (2012); Mitchell Gans & Jay A.
Soled, Unintended Effects of Disclaimers of
Income Interests, 39 ESTPLN 03 (2012).
Robert A. Baruch Bush & Joseph P.
Folger, Mediation and Social Justice: Risks
and Opportunities, 27 OHIO ST. J. ON DISP.
RESOL. 1 (2012).
Elizabeth M. Glazer & Stevie V. Tran,
Transgenderless, 35 HARV. J. L. & GENDER
399 (2012); Civil Union Equality, 2012
CARDOZO L. REV. DE NOVO 125 (2012).
Robin Charlow, Batson “Blame” and Its
Implications for Equal Protection Analysis,
97 IOWA L. REV. 1489 (2012).
Joanna L. Grossman, Defense of Marriage
Act, Will You Please Go Now!, 2012
CARDOZO L. REV. DE NOVO 155 (2012); The
New Illegitimacy: Tying Parentage to
Marital Status for Lesbian Co-Parents, 20
AM. U. J. GENDER SOC. POL'Y & L. 671
(2012).
Akilah N. Folami, Deschooling the News
Media--Democratizing Civic Discourse, 34
W. NEW ENG. L. REV. 489 (2012).
Monroe H. Freedman, A Critique of
Philosophizing About Lawyers' Ethics, 25
GEORGETOWN J. OF LEGAL ETHICS 91
(2012).
Julian Ku, Response: Rethinking the
Direction of the Alien Tort Statute, 100 GEO.
L.J. 2217 (2012); China and the Future of
International Adjudication, 27 Md. J. Int'l L.
154 (2012).
Leon Friedman, The Problem of Convicting
Innocent Persons: How Often Does It Occur
and How Can It Be Prevented?, 56 N.Y.L.
SCH. L. REV. 1053 (2011/2012).
Eric Lane, On Madison, Muslims, and the
New York City Police Department, 40
Hofstra L. Rev. 689 (2012).
Linda Galler, Ladder Safety: Disclosure of
Corporate Client Confidences, 6 BROOK. J.
CORP. FIN. & COM. L. 553 (2012).
Irina D. Manta, Bearing Down on
Trademark Bullies, 22 FORDHAM INTELL.
PROP. MEDIA & ENT. L.J. 853 (2012).
Mitchell Gans & Jonathan G. Blattmachr,
Exemption Portability May Be a Remedy for
Ashira Ostrow, Land Law Federalism, 61
EMORY L.J. 1397 (2012).
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Barbara Stark, The Internationalization of
American Family Law, 24 J. AM. ACAD.
MATRIM. LAW. 467 (2012); Transnational
Surrogacy and International Human Rights
Law, 18 ILSA J. INT'L & COMP. L. 369
(2012).
DOMA and Proposition 8 Move Closer to
the Supreme Court, September 2012.
James Sample, article in The Professional
Lawyer, Chief Justice Roberts Is Correct:
Justices are Different from Other Judges,
2012.
Robert Wagner, Bailouts and the Potential
for Distortion of Federal Criminal Law:
Industrial Espionage and Beyond, 86 TUL.
L. REV. 1017 (2012).
Andrew Schepard, article in The New York
Law Journal: Summit on School-Justice
Partnerships: Keeping Kids in School and
Out of Court, May 7, 2012.
COMMENTARY
Andrew Schepard, Lauris Wren & Theo
Liebmann, article in The New York Law
Journal: Immigrants and the Family Court,
July 30, 2012.
Eric M. Freedman, article in The Federal
Sentencing Reporter: State Post-Conviction
Remedies in the Next Fifteen Years: How
Synergy between the State and Federal
Governments Can Improve the Criminal
Justice System Nationally, April 2012;
article in The Federal Lawyer: Habeas
Corpus Past and Present, May 2012; book
review of William J. Stuntz’s The Collapse
of American Criminal Justice in the Journal
of Interdisciplinary History, Autumn 2012.
PRESENTATIONS
Alafair S. Burke moderated the New York
City Bar Association panel, "New Proposals
to Regulate Brady Disclosure,” on April 18,
2012.
Akilah N. Folami presented her paper, The
Underutilized Press Clause: Advancing
Civic Discourse from Mere Opinion to
Critical Analysis, at SMU Law School, on
April 12, 2012.
Monroe H. Freedman, blog post on Legal
Ethics Forum: Exam Malapropisms, May
15, 2012.
Leon Friedman, article in The Huffington
Post: The Supreme Court v. Congress, June
4, 2012.
Susan Fortney participated in a panel
discussion on “Law Firm Management
& Supervision: Where We Are & Where
We're Headed,” on June 2, 2012, at the 38th
ABA National Conference on Professional
Responsibility.
Elizabeth M. Glazer, article in The New
York Times, Opinion Pages: A First Step,
August 1, 2012.
Frank Gulino, article in The Matrimonial
Strategist: The Tension Between Marriage
Equality and Religious Liberty: A Case of
Irreconcilable Differences, June 2012;
article in The Matrimonial Strategist:
Appellate Court Dismisses Suit Challenging
NY Marriage Equality Act, September 2012;
article in The Matrimonial Strategist:
Professor Fortney also gave a presentation,
“Empirical Research on the Legal
Profession—Where We Are and Should Be
Going,” at the Fourth International Legal
Ethics Conference, on July 14, 2012.
In addition, Professor Fortney conducted a
workshop at Australia National University
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sponsored by The Knowledge Congress, on
May 1, 2012.
on the differences between U.S. and
Australian approaches to the regulation of
limited liability law firms. At this
university, she also discussed her study on
incorporated law firms in Australia,
“Evaluating Australia’s New Regulatory
Regime for Unincorporated Law Firms.”
Professor Fortney also presented her
findings from this study on September 22,
2012, at the University of St. Thomas
School of Law’s symposium, “Empirical
Professional Ethics: Ethical Development in
the Learning and Practice of Law.”
Susan H. Joffe gave a presentation,
“Learning to Listen: Simulating a Client
Interview,” at the 15th Biennial Conference
of the Legal Writing Institute, on May 31,
2012.
Stefan Krieger gave the opening, keynote
address at the international conference,
“Complex Law Teaching: Knowledge,
Skills and Values.” At this conference,
Professor Krieger also presented a paper,
Designing an Environment for Deliberate
Practice: Storyboarding as a Method for
Trial Preparation.
Furthermore, on August 13, 2012, Professor
Fortney spoke at an Ethics Forum in
Sydney, Australia, organized by the Law
Society for New South Wales, on the effects
of globalization on the legal profession and
the importance of lawyers developing
cultural competence as a matter of
professional responsibility.
Julian Ku participated in a panel discussion
on April 19, 2012, sponsored by the
Federalist Society and the American
Enterprise Institute. In it, he highlighted one
of the arguments of his recent book, Taming
Globalization: International Law, the U.S.
Constitution, and the New World Order, coauthored by John Yoo of the University of
California, Berkeley School of Law.
Eric M. Freedman presented his paper,
Habeas Corpus as a Legal Remedy, on April
18,
2012,
at
the
Golieb
Legal
History Research Colloquium at NYU
School of Law.
Irina D. Manta served as an invited
commentator at the University of New
Hampshire School of Law's Second Annual
Intellectual Property Scholar's Roundtable.
The topic for the roundtable was
"Intellectual Property and the Constitution.”
Professor Freedman also participated in two
panel discussions at the conference, “The
Civil War on Trial: Legal Issues that
Divided a Nation,” hosted by Albany Law
School, from June 7-9, 2012. His remarks
focused on habeas corpus and lessons from
the Civil War.
Ashira Ostrow presented her paper, Land
Law Federalism, at the Junior Faculty
Forum, sponsored by Harvard, Stanford and
Yale Universities, from June 1-3, 2012.
In addition, Professor Freedman presented at
the Seventeenth Annual National Federal
Habeas Corpus Seminar, sponsored by the
U.S. Department of Justice, Office of
Defender Services, on August 16, 2012.
Professor Ostrow also introduced this paper
on May 5, 2012, at the University of
Minnesota's workshop, “New Directions in
Environmental and Energy Law, Policy, and
Geography,” and on April 18, 2012, at the
NYU School of Law “Colloquium on the
Linda Galler was a featured speaker at the
webinar, “Amendments and Penalties to
Circular 230: What You Need to Know,”
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Vern R. Walker helped to organize and
presented a paper, A Process Approach to
Inferences
of
Causation:
Empirical
Research from Vaccine Cases in the United
States, at the Third International Conference
on Quantitative Justice and Fairness, from
May 22-24, 2012.
Law, Economics and Politics of Urban
Affairs.”
James Sample gave a presentation on
Citizens United, at a New York State Bar
Association seminar entitled “Representing
the Political Candidate in New York,” on
June 15, 2012.
Furthermore, Professor Walker presented his
work on Hofstra Law School’s Research
Laboratory for Law, Logic and Technology
(LTT Lab), at SubTech 2012, the Twelfth
International Conference on Substantive
Technology in Legal Education, held from
July 26-28, 2012.
Professor Sample also spoke at Hofstra Law
School’s Graduates Celebration and Awards
Ceremony, on May 20, 2012, in recognition
of being named Teacher of the Year by the
class of 2012.
Andrew Schepard moderated, presented at,
and helped to organize the Institute,
“Zealous Advocacy and Best Interests:
Ethical Dilemmas and the Practice of Family
Law,” at the Association of Family and
Conciliation Courts (AFCC) Convention, on
June 6, 2012.
Several faculty members presented at the
Association of American Law Schools
(AALS) 2012 Conference on Clinical
Legal Education:
Stefan Krieger and Reza Rezvani lead a
workshop entitled “Clinic as Studio:
Storyboarding as an Approach to Trial
Preparation.”
Barbara Stark presented her paper,
Transnational Surrogacy and International
Human Rights, on March 22, 2012, at the
University of Connecticut Law School.
Michael Haber presented his paper, Local
Occupations and the General Assembly
Model: New Directions for Community
Economic Development.
Professor Stark also organized and
moderated
a
roundtable
entitled,
“International Law and its Discontents,” on
March 29, 2012, at the annual meeting of the
American Society of International Law.
Theo Liebmann presented his upcoming
article, Collateral Advocacy for Immigrant
Youth and Families.
In addition, Professor Stark presented her
paper, Transnational Law for Transnational
Babies, on April 19, 2012, at the
“Deconstructing
and
Reconstructing
Motherhood” workshop, at the Institute for
Human Rights at Columbia University.
QUOTED IN
Robin Charlow, "Ex LI Man's New Bid to
Vacate
Murder
Charge,”
Newsday,
September 15, 2012.
Ronald J. Colombo, “Groupon Revenue
Revision Sparks First Investor Backlash,”
Law 360, April 3, 2012; “Regulators Fine
Goldman $22M Over Trading Tip
Favoritism,” Law 360, April 12, 2012;
Amy R. Stein gave a presentation on the use
of news articles in the legal writing
classroom, at the biannual conference of the
Legal Writing Institute, held from May 29June 1, 2012.
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Fred Klein, “Experts Weigh in on LIRR
Amnesty Offer,” Newsday, May 22, 2012.
“Timing Will Be Everything for JPMorgan
as Probes Begin,” Law 360, May 11, 2012;
“Suits Over JPMorgan’s $2B Loss Could
Haunt Bank,” Law 360, May 16, 2012;
“Wachtell’s Bold BofA-Merrill Advice May
Land it in Hot Water,” Law 360, June 4,
2012; “Dimon Will Face Senate Firing
Squad Over Reform Opposition,” Law 360,
June 12, 2012; “Downgrades May Stir Up a
Hornet’s Nest for Banks,” Law 360, June 22,
2012; “Hats Off to SEC for Increasing
Individual Settlements,” Law 360, June 27,
2012; “Barclays’ Ex-CEO Defends Bank in
Libor-Rigging Scandal,” Law 360, July 3,
2012; “$5.8 Billion Loss Reignites Doubts
about JPMorgan’s Management,” Law 360,
July 13, 2012; “Market Beats SEC to the
Punch in Knight Capital Snafu,” Law 360,
August 2, 2012; “Money Market Reform
Fails Despite SEC Head’s Best Efforts,”
Law 360, August 23, 2012; "NYSE's $5M
Fine Shows Milliseconds Matter to SEC,”
Law 360, September 14, 2012; "BofA
Strikes Historic $2.43B Settlement Over
Merrill Buy,” Law 360, October 1, 2012.
James Sample, “Prosser Seeks Recusals
that Would End Case,” Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel, April 23, 2012; “Latest Win for
Citizens United?,” Now with Alex Wagner
(MSNBC), June 25, 2012; “Air War:
Advertising Files Suggest Alabama is
Headed for Cheapest Supreme Court Race in
Years,” The Anniston Star, July 22, 2012;
“Politics Swirl in Bid for Judges,” The
Times Union, August 12, 2012.
BROADCAST APPEARANCES
Alafair S. Burke participated in a panel
discussion on August 27, 2012, on the Diane
Rehm Show, on National Public Radio,
where she reviewed Scott Turow’s novel,
Presumed Innocent.
Monroe Freedman appeared on WBURFM (Boston) on August 9, 2012, where he
discussed judicial recusal in the James
“Whitey” Bulger Trial.
Janet L. Dolgin, “Conference Explores
Pitfalls of Modern Practice,” Long Island
Business News, May 9, 2012.
Lea Shaver appeared on “Hearsay Culture,”
a radio show hosted by KZSU-FM (Stanford
University) radio, on May 22, 2012, where
she discussed her current research in patent
law.
Monroe H. Freedman, “New York Judge
with Cancer Makes Case for Marijuana,”
Reuters, May 17, 2012; “How Insiders
Snatch Millions From Estates in the
Scandal-Scarred Surrogate Courts,” New
York Post, July 29, 2012.
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ALB. L. REV. 963.
Daniel J.H. Greenwood, “Human Rights
for Human Beings,” Dissent Magazine, June
26, 2012.
Miriam R. Albert, 59 THE ADVOC. (TEXAS)
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Joanna L. Grossman, “NY Boy Wants to
Stay on Girls Field Hockey Squad,”
Associated Press, May 7, 2012.
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1489; 61 CATH. U. L. REV. 867; 28 GA. ST.
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J. 44; NW. J. INT'L L. & BUS. 391.
Barbara Stark, 19 UCLA WOMEN'S L.J.
165; 71 MD. L. REV. 575; 26 BYU J. PUB. L.
229; 20 AM. U. J. GENDER SOC. POL'Y & L.
561.
Jacob L. Stevens, 97 IOWA L. REV. 1489.
Robert Wagner, 2012 WIS. L. REV. 305.
Vern R. Walker, 38 RUTGERS COMPUTER &
TECH. L.J. 277.
James Sample, 30 YALE L. & POL'Y REV.
INTER ALIA 29; 25 GEO. J. LEGAL ETHICS
435; 86 TUL. L. REV. 1197; 75 ALB. L. REV.
1741; 45 AKRON L. REV. 1; 28 TOURO L.
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HONORS,
APPOINTMENTS
AND
OTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Barbara S. Barron designed and conducted
two trial skills courses in Chisinau,
Moldova, on behalf of the ABA Rule of
Law Initiative (ROLI). One course was
designed for criminal defense attorneys,
while the other was an introductory skills
teaching course.
Andrew Schepard, 50 FAM. CT. REV. 377;
50 FAM. CT. REV. 496; 64 STAN. L. REV.
1109; 26 BYU J. PUB. L. 147; 24 J. AM.
ACAD. MATRIM. LAW. 391; 24 J. AM. ACAD.
MATRIM. LAW. 411; 12 PEPP. DISP. RESOL.
L.J. 351; 2 ST. MARY'S J. LEGAL MAL. &
ETHICS 166; 17 BARRY L. REV. 31.
Professor Barron was also part of the senior
faculty for the National Institute for Trial
Advocacy (NITA) teacher training course in
New York City, from June 7 – 9, 2012.
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Robin Charlow was appointed to the
newly-formed
Legislative
Action
Committee of the North Shore School
District. The group’s charge is to
investigate the legal bases for issues of
concern to public school districts, and to
devise plans for necessary law reform to
address them.
Chinese and inclusion in a new book to be
published by Beijing University Press, a
leading academic publisher in China.
Frank Gulino, along with three Hofstra
Law students, accepted awards at a New
York State Bar Association ceremony, held
on July 30, 2012, for success in the Region 2
rounds of the National Trial Competition
(NTC). Two teams of Hofstra Law students
reached the finals in the regional NTC; one
team was named co-Regional Winner. One
student also received an individual award as
Second Place Best Overall Advocate in the
competition. Professor Gulino, who served
as Regional Coordinator for the Hofstrahosted tournament in February, also
accepted awards on behalf of the Hofstra
Law teams’ coaches, who won the Travis
H.D. Lewin Award for Best Coaching in the
region.
J. Scott Colesanti and five of his
present/former
Securities
Regulation
students submitted a Comment Letter to the
Commodity Futures Trading Commission,
on April 19, 2012. The letter expressed
support for (and modifications to) the
proposed "Volcker Rule."
Michael Ende was installed as a director of
the Nassau County Bar Association on June
4, 2012. He will also serve on a newlyestablished task force that is responsible for
reviewing the new pro bono bar admission
requirements established by New York’s
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman.
Professor Gulino was also invited to join the
editorial board of The Matrimonial
Strategist, a monthly newsletter published
by ALM (formerly American Lawyer
Media).
Susan Fortney was selected for inclusion in
the 2012 edition of the Martindale-Hubbell
Bar Register of Preeminent Women
Lawyers.
In addition, for the third year in a row,
Professor Gulino served as deputy editor for
the annual Year in Review issue of The
International
Lawyer,
the
official
publication of the ABA’s Section of
International Law. In this role, he edited the
following article on secured transactions and
insolvency: Susan Jaffe Roberts, et al.,
International Secured Transactions and
Insolvency,
in
International
Legal
Developments in Review: 2011, 46 INT’L
LAW. 253 (No. 1 Spring 2012).
Professor Fortney was also honored by
donors at the Texas Tech University School
of Law, who named a post-graduation
fellowship program in her name: “The
Fortney Fellows Public Service Program.”
In addition, Professor Fortney was identified
as one of the Top Rated Attorneys in Nassau
and Suffolk Counties in 2012, in a March
2012 article on Long Island’s Top Legal
Eagles.
Irina D. Manta's article, Hedonic
Trademarks, was accepted for publication in
Volume 74 of the Ohio State Law Journal
(forthcoming 2013). This article was also
Monroe H. Freedman’s articles, Judge
Frankel’s Search for Truth (123 U. PA. L.
REV. 1060) and Our Constitutionalized
Adversary System (1 CHAP. L. REV. 57,
1998), were selected for translation into
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the American Society of International Law,
held from November 29- December 1, 2012,
in Washington, D.C.
featured in Lawrence Solum's Legal Theory
Blog as "highly recommended" scholarship.
In addition, Professor Manta’s article, The
Puzzle of Criminal Sanctions for Intellectual
Property Infringement, which was originally
published in 24 HARV. J. OF L. &
TECHNOLOGY 469 (2011), was reprinted in
13 INTERNET L. & BUS. 293 (2012).
Barbara Stark's paper, State Responsibility
for Gender Stereotypes, was selected for
presentation at the annual meeting of the
AALS, on January 7, 2013.
Professor Stark was also appointed a
delegate of the American Society of
International Law, to attend the 52nd session
of the Committee on the Elimination of
Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW),
and the meeting of the pre-session working
group, for the 54th session of CEDAW.
James Sample filed an amicus brief with
former acting Solicitor General Walter
Dellinger, on May 18, 2012. Written by
counsel at Arnold & Porter LLP and Demos,
the brief argued against summary reversal in
the case of American Tradition Partnership,
Inc. v. Bullock.
Robert Wagner’s article, Criminal
Corporate Character, was selected for
publication in Volume 65 of the Florida
Law Review (forthcoming 2013).
Professor Sample was also named by “Top
Wonks” as a distinguished professional in
election law.
Andrew Schepard was awarded the John E.
VanDuzer Distinguished Service Award by
the Association of Family and Conciliation
Courts, at its Convention in Chicago, on
June 7, 2012.
Several faculty members participated in the
annual Scribes Best Brief Writing
Competition:
Frank Gulino served as a brief screener in
the Best Brief Writing Competition.
Professor Schepard was also named a
Fellow of the “Educating Tomorrow’s
Lawyers Project” of the Institute for the
Advancement of the American Legal
System, for his contribution to legal
education. This honor was also recognized
in the “Movers & Shakers” column of Long
Island Business News.
Susan H. Joffe and Amy R. Stein served as
judges for the Best Brief Writing
Competition.
Gregory H. Shill’s article, Ending
Judgment
Arbitrage:
Jurisdictional
Competition and the Enforcement of
Foreign Money Judgments, was selected for
publication in Volume 54 of the Harvard
International Law Journal (forthcoming
2013). This article was also selected for
presentation at the Biennial Conference of
the International Economic Law Group of
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