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- Cross-Subsidies: Government's Hidden Pocketbook 2018
- Invisible Adjudication in the U.S. Courts of Appeals. Georgetown Law Journal. 106:683-720. 2018
- Plea Bargain Negotiations: Defining Competence Beyond Lafler & Frye. American Criminal Law Review. 53:377-401. 2016
- Juking Access to Justice to Deregulate the Legal Market. Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. 29:63-96. 2016
- Upending a Global Debate: An Empirical Analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court's Use of Transnational Law to Interpret Domestic Doctrine 2014
- Rethinking Transboundary Ground Water Resources Management: A Local Approach along the Mexico-U.S. Border. Georgetown International Environmental Law Review. 25:95-128. 2012
- Taking Empirical Research Seriously. Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. 22:1473-1483. 2009
- Stakeholder Participation in New Governance: Lessons from Chicago. Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy. 16:117-185. 2009
- The Private Enforcement of Immigration Laws. Georgetown Law Journal. 96:777-826. 2008
- Has India Addressed Its Farmers' Woes? A Story of Plant Protection Issues. Georgetown International Environmental Law Review. 20:97-127. 2007
- Can Lawyers Be War Criminals?. Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. 20:347-369. 2007
- In the Interests of Justice: A Critique of the ICTY Trial Court's Decision to Assign Counsel to Slobodan Milosevic. Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. 18:947-958. 2005
- International Law - New Actors and New Technologies: Center Stage for NGOs. Law and policy in international business. 31:221-262. 2000
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