Brooklyn Law School faculty members are engaged in scholarly work on critical issues in the law and policy. Their nationally recognized scholarship is published in top law reviews and has a substantial influence in the legal community and beyond. Their work has been cited by courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, shapes law and policy across the country, and fuels the dynamic intellectual life of the Law School.
Recent Faculty Scholarship
Frank Pasquale
Professor of Law
New Laws of Robotics: Defending Human Expertise in the Age of AI, (Harvard University Press 2020)
Jocelyn Simonson
Professor of Law
Police Reform Through a Power Lens, 130 Yale Law Journal, 778 (2021)
Anita Bernstein
Anita and Stuart Subotnick Professor of Law
Three Cohorts’ Vulnerabilities on the Issue of Sexual Consent, 73 Oklahoma Law Review 1 (2020)
Wilfred Codrington III
Assistant Professor of Law
So Goes the Nation: The Constitution, the Compact, and What the American West Can Tell Us About How We'll Choose the President in 2020 and Beyond, 120 Columbia Law Review Forum 43 (2020)
K. Sabeel Rahman
Associate Professor of Law
Building a Law-and-Political-Economy Framework: Beyond the Twentieth-Century Synthesis (with Jedediah S. Britton-Purdy, David Singh Grewal, Amy Kapczynski), 129 Yale Law Journal 1784 (2020)
Catherine Y. Kim
Professor of Law
Presidential Ideology and Immigrant Detention (with Amy Semet), 69 Duke Law Journal 1855 (2020)
Miriam Baer
Professor of Law
Law Enforcement’s Lochner, 105 Minnesota Law Review __(forthcoming 2021)
William Araiza
Stanley A. August Professor of Law
Objectively Correct, 71 Florida Law Review Forum 68 (2020)
Julian Arato
Professor of Law
Parsing and Managing Inconsistency in Investor-State Dispute Settlement (with Chester Brown & Federico Ortino), 21 Journal of World Investment and Trade 336 (2020)
Roberta Karmel
Centennial Professor of Law
Little Power Struggles Everywhere: Attacks on the Administrative State at the Securities and Exchange Commission, 72 Administrative Law Review 207 (2020)
Lawrence M. Solan
Don Forchelli Professor of Law
Revisiting a Classic Problem in Statutory Interpretation: Is a Minister a Laborer? (with Tammy Gales), 36 Georgia State University Law Review 491 (2020)
Aaron Twerski
Irwin and Jill Cohen Professor of Law
An Essay on the Quieting of Products Liability Law, 105 Cornell Law Review 101 (2020)
Alice Ristroph
Professor of Law
Criminal Law as Public Ordering, 70 University of Toronto Law Journal 1 (2020)
Minna J. Kotkin
Professor of Law
Reconsidering Confidential Settlements in the #MeToo Era, 54 University of San Francisco Law Review 517 (2020)
Cynthia Godsoe
Professor of Law
#MeToo and the Myth of the Juvenile Sex Offender, 17 Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 335 (2020)
Edward J. Janger
David M. Barse Professor of Law
The Heavy Hand of Amazon: A Seller Not a Neutral Platform (with Aaron Twerski), 14 Brooklyn Journal of Corporate Financial & Commercial Law 259 (2020)
Jayne Ressler
Associate Professor of Law
Anonymous Plaintiffs and Sexual Misconduct, 50 Seton Hall Law Review 955 (2020)
Robin Effron
Professor of Law
Putting the Notice Back into Pleading, 41 Cardozo Law Review 981 (2020)
Heidi Gilchrist
Assistant Professor of Legal Writing
'Act Normal or Leave:' When Law and Culture Collide, 26 Columbia Journal of European Law __ (forthcoming 2020)
Kate Mogulescu
Associate Professor of Clinical Law
Your Cervix is Showing: Loitering for Prostitution Policing as Gendered Stop & Frisk, 74 University of Miami Law Review Caveat 68 (2020)
Brian Lee
Professor of Law
Uncompensated Takings: Insurance, Efficiency, and Relational Justice, 97 Texas Law Review 935 (2019)
Vijay Raghavan
Assistant Professor of Law
Rating Analyst Degrees of Freedom, 87 University of Missouri-Kansas Law Review 335 (2019)
James Fanto
Gerald Baylin Professor of Law
Emerging Trends in Corporate Enforcement and Corporate Compliance: Symposium Introduction (with Miriam Baer), 14 Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law 1 (2019)
Joel Gora
Professor of Law
Symposium: Incitement at 100—and 50—and Today: Free Speech and Violence in the Modern World (with William Araiza), 85 Brooklyn Law Review 1 (2019)
Gregg Macey
Professor of Law
Industrial Sector, in Legal Pathways to Deep Decarbonization in the United States (Michael Gerrard & John Dernbach eds., Environmental Law Institute, 2019)
Dana Brakman Reiser
Centennial Professor of Law
Progress Is Possible: Sustainability in U.S. Corporate Law and Corporate Governance, in The Cambridge Handbook of Corporate Law, Corporate Governance and Sustainability, Cambridge University Press (2019)
Elizabeth Schneider
Rose L. Hoffer Professor of Law
Sex, Trump, and Constitutional Change (with Helen Hershkoff), 34 Constitutional Commentary 43 (2019)
Bradley Borden
Professor of Law
Investing Section 1231 Gain in Qualified Opportunity Zones, 35 Tax Management Real Estate Journal 7 (2019)
Susan Herman
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Professor of Law
Getting There: On Strategies for Implementing Criminal Justice Reform, 23 Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law 32 (2018)
Maryellen Fullerton
Suzanne J. and Norman Miles Professor of Law
Borders, Bans, and Courts in the European Union, 23 Roger Williams University Law Review 393 (2018)
Christina Mulligan
Vice Dean & Professor of Law
Diverse Originalism, 21 University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law (2018)