With a long tradition of rigorous legal scholarship, University of Denver Sturm College of Law faculty members publish articles in the nation’s top scholarly journals and in numerous peer-reviewed and specialty journals. The faculty’s extensive record of interdisciplinary scholarly publication includes academic books, treatises, and leading law school casebooks, in addition faculty members implement innovative approaches to teaching and learning.
Submissions from 2007
And Your Point Is? Write Directly, Robert S. Anderson
Legal Writing Triage: Self-Edit to Solve the Most Common Style Problems, Robert S. Anderson
Feds Won’t Tolerate A Rigged Game, J Robert Brown Jr
Foresight Gives Prosecutors the Last Word, J Robert Brown Jr
In Courtroom with Three Judges, Only One with Gavel Matters, J Robert Brown Jr
Prosecution's Promises Not All Delivered, J Robert Brown Jr
Between Intensive Care and the Crematorium: Using the Standard of Review to Restore Balance to the WTO, Phoenix X.F. Cai
E-Etiquette: Thoughtful E-Mail Correspondence, K.K. DuVivier
Fast-food Government and Physician-assisted Death: The Role of Direct Democracy in Federalism, K.K. DuVivier
Out of the Bottle: The Genie of Direct Democracy, K.K. DuVivier
The House that Jack Built with Effective Transitions, K.K. DuVivier
From Tainted to Sainted: the Interracial Marriage as Cultural Evangelism, Rashmi Goel
Congress Can’t Help with Gas Price Increases, Robert M. Hardaway
Court Could Void D.C. Law Based on the Ninth Amendment, Robert M. Hardaway
Fed's Action Only Serves to Delay the Reckoning, Robert M. Hardaway
Hands off Electoral College, Robert M. Hardaway
Ignoring Law of Supply and Demand Makes Things Worse, Robert M. Hardaway
Let Gas Taxes Pay for Infrastructure Fixes, Robert M. Hardaway
More Money Isn’t the Answer for Public Schools, Robert M. Hardaway
Pandering Politicians Always Make Things Worse, Robert M. Hardaway
School Spending Myth, Robert M. Hardaway
Of Cabbages and Cabotage: The Case for Opening up the U.S. Airline Industry to International Competition, Robert M. Hardaway
No Intent, No Foul? Unconscious Bias in Employment Decisions, Martin J. Katz
Reclaiming McDonnell Douglas, Martin J. Katz
Analyzing the Impact of Coercion on Domestic Violence Victims: How Much Is Too Much?, Tamara L. Kuennen
No-drop Civil Protection Orders: Exploring the Bounds of Judicial Intervention in the Lives of Domestic Violence Victims, Tamara L. Kuennen
Application of the Public Trust Doctrine to Modern Fishery Management Regimes, Kevin J. Lynch
Review of Lifting the Fog of Legalese, David I.C. Thomson
Submissions from 2006
Compulsory Education and Substantive Due Process: Asserting Student Rights to a Safe and Healthy School Environment, Rebecca Aviel
“Beholder” Reflections—Part I, K.K. DuVivier
“Beholder” Reflections—Part II, K.K. DuVivier
“Beholder” Reflections—Part III, K.K. DuVivier
Eye of the Beholder, K.K. DuVivier
Learn to Write “Like the Man on the Six O’Clock News”, K.K. DuVivier
Reviewing Writing Samples, K.K. DuVivier
The United States as a Democratic Ideal? International Lessons in Referendum Democracy, K.K. DuVivier
Corporate Greed Fuels Amnesty Drive, Robert M. Hardaway
The Fundamental Incoherence of Title VII: Making Sense of Causation in Disparate Treatment Law, Martin J. Katz
Technology and Nonhumans, Sarah Schindler
Administrative Law: A Casebook, Bernard Schwartz, Roberto L. Corrada, and J. Robert Brown
Teaching as Art Form - Review of The Elements of Teaching, David I.C. Thomson
Submissions from 2005
Toward an Ethic of Teaching: Class, Race and the Promise of Community Engagement, Roberto L. Corrada
All for One: Subject-Verb Agreement for Compounds and Collective Subjects, K.K. DuVivier
Bluebook No. 18—“Thank God for Competition….”, K.K. DuVivier
Colorado Citations, K.K. DuVivier
Going on a “Which” Hunt, K.K. DuVivier
Proofreading Tips, K.K. DuVivier
Sorting Things Out—Which, That, Then, Than, When, Where, K.K. DuVivier
State Ballot Initiatives in the Federal Preemption Equation: A Medical Marijuana Case Study, K.K. DuVivier
Military Tribunals and Civil Liberties in Time of National Peril: A Legal and Historical Perspective, Robert M. Hardaway, Christopher Hardaway, and James Siegesmund
Sometimes you have to be the Guide on the Side, David I.C. Thomson
Submissions from 2004
Employment Discrimination Law: Cases and Materials on Equality in the Workplace, Robert Belton, Dianne Avery, Maria L. Ontiveros, and Roberto L. Corrada
Reputation, K.K. DuVivier
The Reference Brief, K.K. DuVivier
Verb-Based Writing, K.K. DuVivier
Vulcan Mind Melds and Picture Windows, K.K. DuVivier
When Flyspecks Matter—Part I, K.K. DuVivier
When Flyspecks Matter—Part II, K.K. DuVivier
Can I Call Kimura Crazy?: Ethical Tensions in the Cultural Defense, Rashmi Goel
Protectionism Doesn't Save Jobs, Robert M. Hardaway
Reconsidering Attraction in Sexual Harassment, Martin J. Katz
Submissions from 2003
Introduction to the Online Colorado Litigator's Handbook, Robert S. Anderson
The Supreme Court and Title VII, Roberto L. Corrada
E-Filing: Entering the Electronic Age—Part I, K.K. DuVivier
Lawmanac-Another Tool for the Shed or Your Computer Desktop, K.K. DuVivier
Nothing New Under the Sun-Plagiarism in Practice, K.K. DuVivier
Questions from Readers: Redbook Responses-Part II, K.K. DuVivier
Straddling the Electronic and Paper Realms—E-Filing: Part II, K.K. DuVivier
White Space-The Sequel, K.K. DuVivier
Custody and Visitation: Considerations for Every Attorney Retained by a Survivor of Domestic Violence, Caitlin Glass, Tamara Kuennen, and Sharon Lopez
Naysayers Should Admit They Were Wrong, Robert M. Hardaway
No Price Too High : Victimless Crimes and the Ninth Amendment, Robert M. Hardaway
Civil Legal Options for Victims of Stalking, Tamara Kuennen
Protecting Victims of Violence through Housing Legislation, Tamara Kuennen and Erica Smock
Between Town and Gown: The Rise and Fall of Restorative Justice on Boulder's University Hill, Thomas D. Russell
Introduction of Professor Derrick Bell at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Thomas D. Russell
Submissions from 2002
Osmotic Borders: Thinking Locally, Thinking Globally About the Causes and Effects of Labor Migration, Roberto L. Corrada
The Ethics of Comparison: A Statistician Wrestles with the Orthodoxy of a Control Group, Roberto L. Corrada
Nit-picking or Significant Contract Choices?-Part I, K.K. DuVivier
Nit-picking or Significant Contract Choices?-Part II, K.K. DuVivier
Nit-picking or Significant Contract Choices?-Part III, K.K. DuVivier
Questions from Readers: Redbook Responses-Part I, K.K. DuVivier
The Aikido Technique for Rebutting Opposing Authority, K.K. DuVivier
You Can Judge a Book by its Cover: The Redbook, K.K. DuVivier
The Inconvenient Militia Clause of the Second Amendment: Why the Supreme Court Declines to Resolve the Debate over the Rights to Bear Arms, Robert M. Hardaway, Elizabeth Gormley, and Bryan Taylor
Addressing Stalking at Work: What Women and Advocates Can Do, Tamara Kuennen and Erica Smock
Submissions from 2001
Are Some Words Better Left Unpublished?: Precedent and the Role of Unpublished Decisions, K.K. DuVivier
Cross-references, As Stated Above, K.K. DuVivier
Footnote Citations?, K.K. DuVivier
Parallel Citations-Past and Present, K.K. DuVivier
Play It Again, Sam: Repetition-Part I, K.K. DuVivier
Play It Again, Sam: Repetition-Part II, K.K. DuVivier
Writing Help At Your Fingertips-Readability Scale, K.K. DuVivier
Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Culture, Gary W. McDonogh, Robert Gregg, Cindy H. Wong, and Robert S. Anderson
Administrative Law: A Casebook, Bernard Schwartz and Roberto L. Corrada
Submissions from 2000
A New Bluebook, K.K. DuVivier
Details, Details: Questions from Readers, K.K. DuVivier
Legal Citations for the Twenty-First Century, K.K. DuVivier
Pesky Citations, K.K. DuVivier
String Citations-Part I, K.K. DuVivier