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Chung, Eleanor T.

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Community Health Workers and Behavioral Health Care

Hirsch, Dennis D.

From Individual Control to Social Protection: New Paradigms for Privacy Law In The Age of Predictive Analytics

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FACULTY PUBLICATIONS
&
PRESENTATIONS
Maryland Carey Law 
faculty members are thought 
leaders whose scholarship is 
consistently published by top 
journals and presses. What 
follows is just a sampling of 
scholarly work from fall 2019 
through summer 2020. 
Taunya Lovell Banks published 
“The Disappearing Public Toilet,” 
in Seton Hall Law Review (2020). 
Andrew Blair-Stanek published 
“How the IRS Should Fight the 
COVID-19 Economic Crisis,” in 
Tax Notes Federal (2020). 
Richard Boldt published 
“Community Health Workers and 
Behavioral Health Care” in the 
Journal of Health Care Law & 
Policy (2020) (with E. Chung). 
Patricia Campbell published 
“University Inventions 
Reconsidered: Debunking the 
Myth of University Ownership” in 
the William & Mary Business Law 
Review (2019). 
Karen Czapanskiy presented 
“Race, Class, and Environmental 
Justice” at the University of 
Detroit Mercy School of Law 
(2020). 
Peter Danchin published 
“Navigating the Backlash against 
Global Law and Institutions” 
in the Australian Yearbook of 
International Law (2020) (with 
Jeremy Farrall, Jolyon Ford, Shruti 
Rana, Imogen Saunders, and Daan 
Verhoeven). 
Deborah Eisenberg presented 
“Beyond Settlement: 
Reconceptualizing ADR as 
‘Process Strategy’” at the 
Experimental ADR Conference, 
University of Oregon School of 
Law (2020). 
Martha Ertman published “The 
Cost of Non-Billable Work” in the 
Texas Law Review Online (2020). 
Leigh Goodmark published 
“Gender, Protection Orders, and 
Intimate Partner Violence in Later 
Life: A Study of Protective Order 
Filings in Arizona” in the Journal 
of Interpersonal Violence (2020) 
(with Alesha Durfee). 
Mark Graber published 
“Overruling McCulloch” in the 
University of Arkansas Law 
Review (2019). 
David Gray published “A Right 
to Go Dark (?)” in the SMU Law 
Review (2019). 
Kathleen Hoke presented “Food 
Insecurity: Proposed Changes at 
the Federal Level and Maryland’s 
Responses” at the O’Neill Institute 
for National and Global Health 
Law event, Public Health on the 
Frontlines: Countering Law and 
Policy Challenges to State and 
Local Innovations (2020). 
Seema Kakade published 
“Remedial Payments in Agency 
Enforcement” in the Harvard 
Environmental Law Review 
(2020). 
Russell McClain published The 
Guide to Belonging in Law School 
(West Academic 2020). 
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Michael Millemann published 
“Teaching Professional 
Responsibility through Theater” 
in the Hastings Race and Poverty 
Law Journal (2020) (with Elliott 
Rauh, and Robert Bowie, Jr.).  
Paula Monopoli published 
Constitutional Orphan: Gender 
Equality and the Nineteenth 
Amendment (Oxford University 
Press 2020). 
William Moon published 
“Delaware’s New Competition” 
in Northwestern University Law 
Review (2020). 
Robert Percival presented 
“Transnational Environmental 
Accountability” at the 2020 Joint 
Conference of the Australasian 
Environmental Law Enforcement 
and Regulators Network 
(AELERT) and the International 
Network for Environmental 
Compliance and Enforcement 
(INECE) in Adelaide, Australia. 
Michael Pinard published “Race 
Decriminalization and Criminal 
Legal System Reform” in the NYU 
Law Review Online (2020). 
Amanda Pustilnik published the 
report “Priorities for Research 
and Care in Temporomandibular 
and Craniofacial Pain Disorders” 
for the National Academies 
of Science, Engineering and 
Medicine, National Academies 
Press (2020). 
Natalie Ram published “Genetic 
Privacy After Carpenter” in the 
Virginia Law Review (2019). 
Maneka Sinha presented 
“Firearms and Toolmarks 
Examination 101: Litigation 
Basics,” at the 2019 Georgia 
Public Defender Council 
Conference in Savannah, Georgia. 
Maureen Sweeney published 
“Enforcing/Protection: Arguing 
Against Chevron Deference in 
Asylum and Withholding of 
Removal Cases” in the AILA Law 
Journal (2020). 
Kevin Tu presented on 
“Blockchain and the Law” at the 
University of New Mexico School 
of Law (2019). 
Michael Van Alstine presented 
on “International Business 
Transactions” at the University of 
Nebraska School of Law (2019). 
Marley Weiss presented “Does 
Labor Movement Presence 
Influence the Maintenance 
of a Democratic State? Some 
Comparative and Transnational 
Considerations,” at Cornell Law 
School (2019). 
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&
PRESENTATIONS
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Faculty Publications and Presentations

Hill, LaTasha

Less Talk, More Action: How Law Schools Can Counteract Racial Bias of LSAT Scores in the Admissions Process

Santomartino, Skyler

Double Tax is Double the Trouble: The Solution? Moving Toward a System of Corporate Integration

Howes, Christopher

Helsinn Healthcare S.A. v. Teva Pharm. USA, Inc.: 35 U.S.C. § 102 Looks Like a New Duck and Sounds like a New Duck, but the On-Sale Bar is the Same Ole Goose

University of Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender and 
Class 
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND 
LAW JOURNAL OF 
RACE, RELIGION, GENDER & CLASS 
 
VOLUME 20    SPRING 2020    NUMBER 1 
 
ARTICLES 
 
 
Lessons for Advocacy From the Life and Legacy of the Reverend Doctor Pauli Murray 
Florence Wagman Roisman                         1 
 
Religion in the Writing: A Literary Analysis of Justice Kennedy on Abortion 
 Jonathan Cantarero 36    
 
Emancipation Un-Locke’d: Partus Sequitur Ventrem, Self-Ownership, and “No Middle State” in 
Maria v. Surbaugh 
                 Diane J. Klein                                        111 
 
                                                   
 
COMMENTS 
 
Punishing Victim As Perpetrator: In re S.K. and the Chilling Effect of Labeling 
Teen Sexting as Child Pornography 
 Emma Kaufman 112 
 
Departing from the Original Goals of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines: Drug Sentencing 
Disparities in the U.S. District of Maryland 
 Jeremy Ritter-Wiseman 136 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Kaufman, Emma

Punishing Victim as Perpetrator: In Re: S.K. and the Chilling Effect of Labeling Teen Sexting as Child Pornography

Mooney, Daniel P.

State v. Thomas: An Improper Extension of Involuntary Manslaughter to Combat the Opioid Epidemic

Anderson, Delaney E.

\u3cem\u3eOverbey v. Mayor of Baltimore\u3c/em\u3e: The Cost of Silence and the Impact of Restricting Speech in Police Brutality Settlements

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