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SAMEER ASHAR, assistant profes-sor, published "ImmigrationEnforcement and Subordi-nation: The Consequences ofRacial Profiling After Sept-ember 11," 34 Conn. LawReview 1185 (2002). InOctober 2002, he presented"Immigration EnforcementUnchecked," at the conferenceMuslims and National Secur-ity Law, sponsored by theNational Association of Mus-lim Lawyers; and "ClinicalTeaching and Lawyering inResponse to 9-11," at a meet-ing of the Society of AmericanLaw Teachers, both in NewYork.

TAUNYA BANKS, professor, wasappointed to a RockefellerFoundation Residency at theFoundation's Center for Studyand Research in Bellagio, Italy,completed during this sum-mer. Two of her articles wereanthologized: "Colorism: ADarker Shade of Pale," 47U C.L.A. Law Review 1705(2000) in Mixed RaceAmerica: A Critical Reader,Kevin R. Johnson, ed. (N.Y.U.Press 2002); and "Toward AGlobal Critical FeministVision: Domestic Work and

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The Nanny Tax Debate," 3(Iowa) Journal of Gender, Raceand Justice 1 (1999), inCritical Race Feminism: AReader, 2nd ed. Adrien Wing,ed. (N.Y.U. Press 2002). Shepublished Beyond Essentialism:A Reader At The IntersectionsOf Race, Class And Gender,Nancy Dowd and MichelleJacobs, eds. (N.Y.U. Press2002); Law Through AsianAmerican Eyes: A CriticalInquiry For Multi-RacialAmericans, Eric Yamamoto,Chris Iijima and Angela Oh,eds. (N.Y.U. Press 2002), and"The Black Side of the Mirror:Black Women's PhysicalImage and Workplace Dis-crimination," a chapter inSister Circle:Black Women andWork, Sharon Harley, ed. in2002.

BARBARA BEZDEK, asssociate pro-fessor, published "LanguageMatters: Designing State andCounty Contracts for ServicesUnder Temporary Assistancefor Needy Families," 35Clearinghouse Review 508-515(2002) (with Eileen P. Sween-ey, Sharon Parrott, Carol WMedaris, Cary LaCheen). Shepresented "Community Rein-vestment through a Faith-Based Community Develop-ment Financial Institution," atthe Central Maryland Ecu-menical Council, LeadershipGroup, in Baltimore in May2002.

BRENDA BLDM, law school asso-ciate professor, published"Community Development:Community Greens: A NewTool for Strengthening UrbanNeighborhoods," Journal ofAffordable Housing and Com-munity Development, Winter2002 (with Robert B. Inerfeld).

PAMELA BLUH, associate directorfor technical services and ad-ministration, published "SerialsSystems: Present and FutureConsiderations," 28 SerialsReview 293-101 (2002) (withMarc Truitt and Bob Boissy).

DAVID BOGEN, professor, pub-lished The Privileges andImmunities Clauses:Article IVand the Fourteenth Amend-ment, as part of a series onclauses of the Constitutionwritten by various authors(Praeger Publishers 2003).

RICHARD BOLDT, associate deanand professor, published"The Adversary System andAttorney Role in the DrugTreatment Court Movement,"a chapter in Drug Courts inTheory and Practice, JamesNolan J r., ed. (2002) and"Public Education as PublicSpace: Some Reflections onthe Unfinished Work of MarcFeldman," 61 Maryland LawReview 13-93 (2002).

...RICHARD BOOTH, professor, pub-lished the third edition ofBusiness Basics for LawStudents-Essential Conceptsand Applications, (with RobertW Hamilton) in 2002 andFinancing the Corporation,(Clark Boardman Callaghan!West Group 1993) (includingsupplements 1994 to 2002).He also published three arti-cles: "Making Economic Senseof Unisex Life Insurance (Orthe Difference Between Costand Value and Why It Mattersto Real People)," Social ScienceResearch Network, 7 Law &Economics Abstracts, WorkingPaper Series, No.7, Feb. 18,2002; "The Dividend Divid-end," Business Law Today 60,(2003); and "Dividends Don't

Lie," National Law JournalAI? (2003).

Last fall, IRVING BREITOWITZ, pro-fessor, presented "Cloning,Stem Cell Research and Gen-etic Engineering: Jewish LawPerspectives on New Prob-lems," for the Institute ofJewish Studies, at UniversityCollege in London. This year,he published "What's Wrongwith Human Cloning?,"Journal of Kennedy Institute ofEthics (Winter 2003) and"Halakhic Alternatives in IVFPregnancies," Boston Univer-sityJewish Law Annual (2003).

C. CHRISTOPHER BROWN, associateprofessor, conducted an oralhistory interview of ClintonBamberger, first nationaldirector of Office of EqualOpportunity Legal Services,for the Program for theNational Equal Justice Libraryin June 2002.

HUNGDAH CHIU, emeritus profes-sor, published Vols. 13 (1998-1999) and 18 (1999-2000) ofthe Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbookof International Law andAffairs, both with the assis-tance of Chih-Yu Wu andYufan Li.

DOUGLAS COLBERT, professor,published "Broadening Scholar-ship: Embracing Law Reformand Justice," j. Legal Ed.(Winter 2002); "A TirelessChampion For Justice, InMemorium: Stanley S. Herr,"Clinical Law Review 301-305,May 2002; and "Do Attor-neys Really Matter?: TheEmpirical and Legal Case forthe Right of Counsel at Bail,"23 Cardozo Law Review 101-162 (2002). He presented"The Professional Rewards ofPublic Interest Lawyering:Defending the Accused at thePretrial Stage," Eric NeiserPublic Interest Colloquium,Rutgers School of Law,Newark, N.]., in February.

KAREN CZAPANSKIY, professor,published "Parents, Children,and Work-First WelfareReform: Where is the C inTANF?," 61 Maryland LawReview 101 (2002), and shepresented "Race and WelfareReform," at the University ofNevada, Las Vegas inFebruary.

KATHLEEN HOKE DACHILLE, lawschool assistant professor, pre-sented "The Tobacco LegalResource Center: What It CanDo For You," at the SmokeFree Maryland AnnualConference in Annapolis inOctober and "What's TheLaw Got To Do With It: Howand When To Work WithLawyers For Policy Change,"at the National Conference onTobacco or Health in SanFrancisco in November.

ABRAHAM DASH, professor, pre-sented "Prosecutions &Defense Counsel EthicIssues," at the Inns of Courtin Washington, D.C., inNovember.

JEROME DEISE, law school associ-ate professor, was the princi-pal presenter at the Evidencein Civil Litigation Seminar,held at the Department ofJustice National AdvocacyCenter in Columbia, S.c., inMay 2002.

LISA FAIRFAX, assistant professor,published "Doing Well WhileDoing Good: Reassessing theScope of Directors' FiduciaryObligations In For-ProfitCorporations with Non-Shareholder Beneficiaries," 59Washington & Lee Law Review414 (2002); "Trust, TheFederal Sentencing Guide-

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lines, and Lessons FromFiduciary Law," 51 CatholicUniversity Law Review 101(2002); and "The Sarbanes-Oxley Act as Confirmation ofRecent Trends in Direct andOfficer Fiduciary Obliga-tions," 76 St. John's LawReview 953 (2003). She pre-sented "The Changing Face ofCorporate Governance," atthe Harvard Black LawStudents Association SpringConference, Harvard Schoolof Law, Cambridge, Mass., inMarch.

DON GIFFORO, professor, pub-lished Cases and Materials onthe Law of Torts, fourth edi-tion, (with Oscar Gray, H.Shulman and F.James) (2003).

DAN GOLOBERG, professor, pub-lished "Choice of Entity for aVenture Capital Start-up: TheMyth of Incorporation, 55Tax Lawyer 923-950 (2002).He was a commenter at theChoice of Entity panel held aspart of the Entity Rational-ization Symposium, spon-sored by The Business Lawyer,University of Maryland Schoolof Law in November 2002.

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OSCAR GREY, emeritus professor,published the 2002 Cum.Supp. No. 2 (6 vols.) to TheLaw of Torts (second edition1986 and third edition vol. I1996) (F. Harper, F.James andO. Gray); the 2003Supplement No.1 (6 vols.) to,The Law of Torts (second edi-tion vols. 2-6 1986 and thirdedition vol. 1 1996) (F.Harper, F.James and O. Gray)and Casesand Materials on theLaw of Torts, fourth edition,(with Don Gifford, H.Shulman and F. James)(2003).

MICHAEl GREENBERGER, lawschool professor, presented"How Well Are AmericanImmigration PoliciesMatching Needs andRealities?," at the NationalImmigration Forum briefingfor press and Capitol Hill staffin Washington, D.C., inFebruary. In March, he was aninvited participant at theCreating a Model Syllabus forBioterrorism and PublicHealth Law Workshop, at theUniversity of Pacific,McGeorge School of Law inSacramento, Calif. He pre-sented "Governor's Erner-

gency Powers," at the Mary-land Bar Association, Admin-istrative Law Division Dinner,in Baltimore in April and wasappointed co-chair of theCriminal Justice Committee,Individual Rights and Re-sponsibilities Section of theAmerican Bar Association(2002-2003).

DEBORAH HElLMAN, professor,published "Evidence, Beliefand Action: The Failure ofEquipoise to Resolve theEthical Tension In theRandomized Clinical Trial,"30 Journal of Law, Medicineand Ethics 375 (2002) and"What Makes GeneticDiscrimination Exceptional?,"29 American Journal of Law &Medicine 77 (2003).

DIANE HOFFMANN, associate deanand professor, published"Undertreating Pain inWomen: A Risky Practice," 5The Journal of Gender-SpecificMedicine 10 (Jan.! Feb. 2002)and "Achieving the RightBalance In Oversight ofPhysician Opioid Prescribingfor Pain: The Role of StateMedical Boards" (with A.Tarzian) 31 Journal of Law,

Medicine 6- Ethics 21-40(2003). She presented "Im-proving the Treatment ofPain-Legal, Regulatory andResearch Perspectives," at theNational Press Club inWashington, D.C., in April.

ALAN HORNSTEIN, professor, pub-lished "The UnplannedObsolescence of AmericanLegal Education," (with RenaSteinzor). 75 Temple LawReview 447 (2002); "BuildingCommunity, Recognizing Dig-nity: Beyond the ADA," (withKaren Rothenberg) 25 Mental6- Physical Disabilities LawReporter 709 (2002);Maryland Evidence Court-room Manual, (AndersonPub.) (with Weissenberger)(annual editions 2002-2003),and "In Memoriam, John M.Brumbaugh," 61 MarylandLaw Review 10 (2002).

DAVID HYMAN, professor,published"Medical Malpractice:What DoWe Know and What (IfAnything) Should We DoAbout It?," 80 TexasLaw Review1639-1655 (2002) and "HIPAAand Healrh Care Fraud: AnEmpirical Perspective,"22 CatoJ 151-178 (2002).

SHERRllYN IFill, associate profes-sor, published "Do Appear-ances Matter?: Judicial Im-partiality and the SupremeCourt in Bush v. Gore," 61Maryland Law Review 606(2002). She presented"Judicial Speech-Free?," atthe 2003 Pennsylvania StateTrial Judges Conference, inPittsburgh, Pa., in February.

ANDREW KING, professor, pub-lished "Daniel Webster" anentry in the Oxford Compan-ion to American Law, OxfordPublishing, New York, N.Y.(2002).

SUSAN lEVITON, law school pro-fessor, published "Children ofColor With Mental HealthProblems: Stuck in All theWrong Places," 2 Margins 13(2002) and "In Memoriam:John M. Brumbaugh," 61Maryland Law Review, 5-6

(2002). She presented "TwoCase Studies: How to CreateSocial Change," for theMacArthur FoundationResearch Network onAdolescent Development &Juvenile Justice held at theHarbor Court Hotel inBaltimore in November. Lastyear, she was appointed to theBaltimore Board of Directors,Open Society Institute.

PAULA MDNOPOll, visiting profes-sor and director of theWomen, Leadership andEquality Program, published"Fiduciary Duty: A NewEthical Paradigm for Lawyer!Fiduciaries," 67 Missouri LawReview 309 (Spring 2002) and"Free Speech Rationales AfterSeptember 11th: The FirstAmendment in Post-WorldTrade Center America," (withMarin Scordato) 13 StanfordLaw & Policy Review 185(2002). She presented "Amer-ican Probate: Protecting thePublic, Improving the Pro-cess," from her then forth-coming book at the CatholicUniversity School of Law,Washington, D.C., in February.

DENIS MURPHY, adjunct profes-sor and director of CivilJustice, Inc., presented "LawSchool Consortium Project,"at the annual American BarAssociation/National LegalAid & Defender AssociationPro Bono Conference InPortland, Ore., in April.

HelEN NORTON, visiting assistantprofessor, published "WhatBush v. Gore Means forElections in the 21 sr Cen-tury," 2 wyoming Law Review419 (2002). She presented"Do Our Differences Make aDifference? Diversity Issues inLaw Practice," at theAmerican Bar Associationannual meeting held InWashington, D.C., in 2002.

ROBERT PERCIVAL, professor, pub-lished a book chapter, "GlobalEnvironmental Accountabili-ty: The Missing Link in thePursuit of Sustainable Develop-ment?" in The Moral Austerityof Environmental DecisionMaking: Sustainability, Demo-cracyand Normative Argumentin Policyand Law, J. M. Gilroy& ]. Bowersox, eds., DukeUniversity Press (2002);"'Greening' the Constitution-Harmonizing Environmentaland Constitutional Values,"32 Environmental Law Review809 (2002); and "The En-vironmental Implications ofthe Rehnquist Court's NewFederalism," 17 Nat. Res. &Em/t. 3 (Summer 2002). Hepresented "Trans boundaryEnvironmental Managementand the Law," at a conference

on Transboundary andRegional Watershed Manage-ment in the United States andEurope, for the AmericanAcademy of Arts and Scienceheld in Cambridge, Mass., in2002 and "How Safe is'Safe':',' at the Lunch andLearn Faculty Speaker Series atPenn State Dickinson Schoolof Law in Carlisle, Pa., inMarch.

MICHAEL PINARD, assistant profes-sor, was a panelist at theSociety of American LawTeachers Presentation, TheVoice of Experience, at theAALS Annual Meeting inWashington, D.C., in January.

GARRETT POWER, professor, pub-lished "Palazzolo v. RhodeIsland: Regulatory Takings,Investment-Backed Expecta-tion, and Slander of Title," 34The Urban Laioyer313 (2002).He presented "The GrowingSmart Legislative Handbook,"at a symposium sponsored bythe UM National Center forSmart Growth Research andEducation and the BrookingsInstitution In Baltimore inApril.

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"~PETER QUINT, professor, pub-lished an electronic version ofThe Imperfect Union: Consti-tutional Structures of GermanUnification, Princeton Univer-sity Press, originally publishedin 1997.

WILLIAM REYNOLOS, professor,published UnderstandingConflict of Law, (with WilliamRichman) (third edition2002); Judicial Process in aNutshell third edition (2002);and "The Legal History of theGreat Sit-In case of Bell v.Maryland," 61 Maryland LawReview 761 (2002). He pre-sented "Finality in PaternityOrders," at the EasternRegional Interstate ChildSupport Enforcement Associ-ation annual conference heldin Cincinnati, Ohio, in 2002.

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KAREN ROTHENBERG, dean andprofessor, published "BeforeIt's Too Late-AddressingFear of Genetic Information,"(with Sharon F. Terry), 297Science 196-97 (July 12,2002) and "Building Com-munity, Recognizing Dignity:Beyond the ADA," (with AlanHornstein) 25 Mental &Physical Disabilities LawReporter 709 (2002). She pre-sented "Legal, Social andEthical Issues in HumanGenetics," at the Mildred c.].Pfeiffer Program onGenomics at the College ofPhysicians of Philadelphia inPhiladelphia, Pa., in February.She was appointed a fellow ofthe American Bar Foundation(2002) and a member of theAssociation of American LawSchools Committee on Aca-demic Freedom and Tenure(January 2003-2005).

STEVEN SCHWINN, assistant lawschool professor, publishedthe Basic Legal ResearchWorkbook, (with Amy E.Sloan) Aspen Law andBusiness (2002).

RENA STEINZOR, professor, pre-sented "Democracy DiesBehind Closed Doors: TheOfficial and UnofficialAgendas of the HomelandSecurity Act," InformationDisclosures by Government:Data Quality and SecurityConcerns, University ofKansas, Lawrence, Kan. (Nov.12, 2002); and shepublished "The UnplannedObsolescence of AmericanLegal Education," (with AlanHornstein) 75 Temple LawReview 447 (2002); "YouJust Don't Understand!-TheRight and Left inConversation," 32 Envtl. L.Rep. 11109 (September2002); and "Toward BetterBubbles and Future Lives: AProgressive Response to theConservative Agenda forReforming EnvironmentalLaw," 32 Envtl. L. Rep. 11421(December 2002). Mostrecently, she published,"Democracies Die BehindClosed Doors: The HomelandSecurity Act and CorporateAccountability," 12 KansasJournal of Law & Public Policy642 (2003).

LAWRENCE SUNG, assistant pro-fessor, published "Across theUnblazed Trail: Bioinform-atics and the Protection ofGenetic Knowledge," SWashington University Jour-nal of Law & Policy 261(2002) and "Mylan PresentsSetback For Generic DrugMakers," Nat'l L.j, Jan. 21,2002, at CS. He presented"Partly Sunny or PartlyCloudy: A Forecast for PublicAccess to Genetic Informa-tion," at the National HumanGenome Research Institute inBethesda, Md.; "IntellectualProperty Rights & Biotech-nology," at the 2002 FirstInternational Conference onIntellectual Property Rightsand Biotechnology in Taipei,Taiwan, both during May2002; and "Impact of PatentRights on the Disseminationand Use of Structural Gen-omic Data," at the Inter-national Structural GenomicsOrganization, InternationalConference on StructuralGenomics 2002 held inBerlin, Germany in October.In April, he presented"International HaplotypeMap Date Release andIntellectual Property," at theWorking Group Meeting inCambridge, England.

ALLYN TAYLOR, adjunct profes-sor, published "Public-PrivatePartnerships for Health: TheUnited Nations Global Fundon AIDS and Health," 35John Marshall Law Review 400(2002), and a book chapter,"International Health LawInstruments," A.L. Taylor, et.aI., in the Oxford Textbook ofPublic Health, Oxford Uni-versity Press (2002). She pre-sented "Health and HumanRights in ContemporaryTreaty Negotiations: TheWHO Framework Conven-tion on Tobacco Control," atthe University of VirginiaSymposium on Health andHuman Rights in Charlottes-ville in March.

1EDWARD A. TOMLINSON, professor,presented "The Civil LawTradition," at the MarylandJudicial Institute in Annapolisin September.

MICHAEL VAN ALSTINE, professor,published "The Judicial Powerand Treaty Delegation," 90California Law Review 1263(2002); "Treaty Law andLegal Transition Costs," 77Chicago Kent Law Review1303 (2002); and "The Costs

of Legal Change," 49 UCLAL. Rev. 789 (2002). He pre-sented "Understanding theRecent Substantial Revisionsto the German Law ofObligations," at the annualmeeting of the AmericanTranslators Association heldin Atlanta, Ga., in November.

ELLEN WEBER, assistant profes-sor, was appointed to theInstitute of Medicine Com-mittee on Vaccines AgainstDrugs of Addiction (July2002). She presented "Title IIof the Americans WithDisabilities Act," at theSection 1983 Civil RightsLitigation Conference,Chicago- Kent College of Lawin Chicago in March.

DEBORAH WEIMER, law schoolprofessor, published "MedicalTreatment of Children withHIV Illness and the Need forSupportive Intervention: TheChallenges for MedicalProviders, Families and theState," in the winter 2003issues of the Juvenile andFamily Court Journal.

MARLEY WEISS, professor, pub-lished "The Supreme Court's2002 ADA Cases," as part ofthe AU-ABA Video LawReview Study Materials,Emerging Issues in Employ-ment Law and Litigation:Review and Preview of theSupreme Court Term 79-96(2002). She presented "TwoSteps Forward, One StepBack-or Vice Versa: LaborRights Under Free TradeAgreements from NAFTA,Through Jordan, Via Chile, toLatin America and Beyond,"at a symposium on Work inthe 21st Century, sponsoredby the University of SanFrancisco Law Review, SanFrancisco in March.

GORDON G. YOUNG, professor,published "Does State Im-munity Go Without Saying?,"1 Georgetown Journal of Law& Policy 37 (2002) and "TheSignificance of BorderCrossings: Lopez, Morrisonand the Fate of CongressionalPower to Regulate Goods andTransactions Connected withThem, Based on PriorPassage Through InterstateCommerce," 61 MarylandLawReview 177-242 (2002) .•

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