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2007

Professor Dean Editorializes
About Tax ‘Barter System’
Professor Steven Dean ,
The National Law Journal, August 27, 2007

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:
Time to Avert a Bail Out
Professor David Reiss,
The National Law Journal, January 29, 2007

Mythic Pizza
Professor Anthony J. Sebok and
Professor Samuel K. Murumba,
The New York Times, January 7, 2007

2006

Tax Evasion: Get the Havens to Help
Professor Steven A. Dean, The National Law Journal, September 11, 2006

Five Years Later: Law and the Fog of 9/11
Professor Susan N. Herman, JURIST, September 11, 2006

No Safety Net for Fannie and Freddie
Professor David Reiss, The Christian Science Monitor, July 13, 2006

The Asbestos Mess
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, The Wall Street Journal, March 8, 2006

Supreme Power to Sieze Land Goes to Far
Professor David Reiss, Daily News, March 5, 2006

Two Immigrants, Two Standards
Professor Stacey Caplow, Washington Post, February 11, 2006

2005

Freeing the Innocent: Why So Hard?
Professor Hellerstein , New York Law Journal, March 10, 2005

Predatory Lending: Let the States Legislate
Professor David Reiss, The National Law Journal, March 7, 2005

2004

The New York Attorney General's Controversial Suit Against the Insurance Industry: Why Claims Eliot Spitzer Is Overreaching Are Wrong
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, November 1, 2004

The Federal Government's RICO Suit Against Big Tobacco: An Unprecedented Case Begun by the Clinton DOJ, And Continued by the Bush DOJ
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, October 4, 2004

The Supreme Court and Employee Health Insurance:
How the Court Is Making this Area of Law National, Not Local
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, September 20, 2004

Bankruptcy Law Eases Pain
Professor Edward J. Janger, USA TODAY, August 23, 2004

Unusual Impetus for a Consumer Law:
Amendments to antipredatory lending statute underscore investors’ clout
Professor David Reiss, New Jersey Law Journal August 23, 2004

Fit to Be Tied
Professor Robert W. Bennett, The New York Times August 11, 2004

Run-on Sentencing:
The barely noticed mayhem following the Supreme Court's Blakely decision.
Professor Gerald L. Shargel, MSN-Slate, July 12, 2004

Same-Sex Marriage: For the Children
Professor Jennifer Rosato, July 12, 2004

The Supreme Court Rejects State Law Suits Challenging Health Coverage:
Why the Ruling May Spawn an Election Issue
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, June 28, 2004

Sheik's Lawyer Fights Guilt by Association:
Rosenberg case shadows trial.
Professor Gerald L. Shargel, Los Angeles Times, June 20, 2004

No Mercy: Ronald Reagan's Tough Legal Legacy
Professor Gerald L. Shargel, MSN-Slate, June 14, 2004

Could Suits Against the U.S. Government By Iraqis Subject to Abuse In Abu Ghraib Prison Succeed?
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, May 31, 2004

Assessing Possible Tort Claims by Iraqi Prisoners
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, May 17, 2004; CNN.com, May 19, 2004

The Vanishing Federal Oral Argument
Professor Ernest E. Badway, New Jersey Law Journal, May 3, 2004

The Suit Against Coors for a Drunk Driving Accident
Is There a Basis for It?
Professor Anthony J. Sebok, Findlaw, April 20, 2004; CNN.com, April 22, 2004

Hold the Line Against Diluting Anti-Predatory Lending Law
Professor David Reiss and Baher Azmy, New Jersey Law Journal, January 26, 2004

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