Publications and Presentations

Publications, Non-Refereed

“Compromise Is Complicity: Why There Is No Middle Road in the Struggle to Protect Day Laborers in the United States”, 26 A.B.A. Journal of Labor and Employment Law 101 (Fall 2010).
“Born In the U.S.A.! Yeah, And…? Revisiting Birthright Citizenship”, 16 (1) Loyola Public Interest Law Reporter 53 (Fall 2010).
“The First to Go: If the Budget Sinks the Ship of State, Will Immigrants Get the Heave-Ho?”, 16 (2) Loyola Public Interest Law Reporter 138 (Spring 2011).
“Letter from the Editor”, 17 (2) Loyola Public Interest Law Reporter 1 (Spring 2012).
“Letter from the Editor”, 17 (1) Loyola Public Interest Law Reporter 1 (Fall 2011).
“Ghosts of Gallegly”, 2 (2) Loyola Education Law and Policy Society Newsletter 2 (March/April 2011).
“Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Santiago, Chile”, 5 (2) Loyola International News 8 (Fall 2010).
“Before We Were Civilized”, Loyola Blackacre (April 7, 2011), http://blogs.luc.edu/blackacre/2011/04/07/before-we-were-civilized/.
“Murray’s Morning”, 78 The Juggler [Notre Dame’s Student Lit Quarterly] (Spring 2013).

“Building ‘Good Fences’ Between Religion and State: A Democratic Reappraisal”, Midwest Political Science Association (2015)
“Building ‘Good Fences’ Between Religion and State: A Democratic Reappraisal”, Univ. of Illinois Graduate Student Exchange Workshop (2014)
“Looking Over Robed Shoulders: Does Fear of Reversal Condition Rulings by Federal District Court Judges?” (with Lander Baiamonte), Midwest Political Science Association (2014)

“Building ‘Good Fences’ Between Religion and State: A Democratic Reappraisal”
“How Strong Party System Institutionalization Allows Legislatures to Strengthen Courts to Balance Super-Presidencies in Latin America: The Case of Chile” (with Lucia Manzi)
“Looking Over Robed Shoulders: Does Fear of Reversal Condition Rulings by Federal District Court Judges?” (with Lander Baiamonte)
“Avoiding the Salaam Witch Trials: Lessons the U.S. Should Learn from Europe about Welcoming Muslims”
“Ending Domestic Violence in Tanzania: A Three-Legged Race to Freedom” (with Michael McClain)
“Change, Chancery, and Charles: What Dickens Writes about Law and Lawyers”