Recent Faculty Scholarship

Lisa Marshall Manheim, Presidential Control of Elections, 74 Vand. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Angélica Cházaro, The End of Deportation, 67 UCLA Law Review __ (forthcoming 2021).

Anna Mastroianni, R. Franceschini, S. Wicks, L. M. Henry, “The Pathway Forward: Insights on Factors that Facilitate Research with Pregnant Women.” Ethics & Human Research. (forthcoming July-Aug 2020).

Robert W. Gomulkiewicz, Contracts Mattered as Much as Copyrights, 66 J. Copyright Soc’y U.S.A. 441-475 (2019).

Mary D. Fan, Molly J. Gibbons, Ali Rowhani-Rahbar, Frederick P. Rivara, Legal Liability for Returning Firearms to Suicidal Persons Who Voluntarily Surrender Them in 50 US States, 110 (5) AM. J. PUB. HEALTH 685-688 (May 2020).

Peter Nicolas, Reconstruction, 10 UC Irvine L. Rev. 937-90 (2020).

Sallie Thieme Sanford, Nobody Knew How Complicated: Constraining the President’s Power to (Re)Shape Health Reform, 45 Am. J.L. & Med. 106-29 (2019).

Sallie Thieme Sanford, Health Reform and Higher Ed: Campuses as Harbingers of Medicaid Universality and Medicare Commonality, 47 J.L. Med. & Ethics 79-90 (S4 2019).

John Haley, Rethinking Criminalization: Aims, Attributes, and Alternative Approaches, 26 Willamette J. Int’l L. & Disp. Resol. 1 (2019).

Ivan Evtimov, David O'Hair, Earlence Fernandes, Ryan Calo & Tadayoshi Kohno, Is Tricking a Robot Hacking?, 34 Berkeley Tech. L.J. 891-917 (2019).

Jennifer S. Fan, Woke Capital: The Role of Corporations in Social Movements, 9 Harv. Bus. L. Rev. 441-94 (2019).

Kellye Y. Testy, From Governess to Governance: Advancing Gender Equity in Corporate Leadership, 87 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1095-104 (2019).

John O. Haley, Punish or Prevent: The Night and Day of Criminal Justice, 7 Va. J. Crim. L. 119-72 (2019).

Toshiko Takenaka, Amerika Niokeru Senryaku Teki Ish? Hogo: Nippon Kigy? Ga Och?ri Yasui Ish? Tokkyoken Shutoku J? No Mondai (Design Protection Strategies in the U.S.: Pitfalls for Japanese Firms in Design Patent Procurement), 70 Chizai Kanri (Intellectual Property Management) 616-626 (2020).

Toshiko Takenaka, Hyojun Hissu Tokkyo (Standard Essential Patents), 2020 No. 1543 Juristo 82-83 (2020).

Toshiko Takenaka, Patents for Sharing, 26 Mich. Tech. L. Rev. 93-144 (2019).

Jennifer S. Fan, Employees as Regulators: The New Private Ordering in High Technology Companies, 2019 Utah L. Rev. 973-1026.

Robert T. Anderson, The Katie John Litigation: A Continuing Search for Alaska Native Fishing Rights after ANCSA, 51 Ariz. St. L. J. 845-77 (2019).

Michael Hatfield, Professionally Responsible Artificial Intelligence, 51 Ariz. St. L.J. 1057-102 (2019).

Craig H. Allen Sr., Developing and Implementing a Maritime Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Model, 31 Univ. San Francisco Maritime Law Journal 77-105 (2019).

Craig H. Allen, The Peacetime Right of Approach and Visit and Effective Security Council Sanctions Enforcement at Sea, 95 Int’l L. Stud. 400-29 (2019).

Lisa Manheim & Kathryn Watts, Reviewing Presidential Orders, 86 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1743-824 (2019).

Madeline Lamo & Ryan Calo, Regulating Bot Speech, 66 UCLA L. Rev. 988-1028(2019).

Karen E. Boxx & Philip N. Jones, Janus as a Client: Ethical Obligations When Your Client Plays Two Roles in One Fiduciary Estate, 44 ACTEC L.J. 223-56 (2019).

Steve Calandrillo, Jason Oh & Ari Webb, Deadly Drones? Why FAA Regulations Miss the Mark on Drone Safety, 23 Stan. Tech. L. Rev. 182-251 (2020). 

Hugh D. Spitzer, Essay, Be Careful What You Wish for: Private Political Parties, Public Primaries, and State Constitutional Restrictions, 94 Wash. L. Rev. 823-50 (2019).

Steve P. Calandrillo & Katelyn Fulton, “High” Standards: The Wave of Marijuana Legalization Sweeping America Ignores the Hidden Risks of Edibles, 80 Ohio St. L.J. 201-262 (2019).

Mario L. Barnes, We Will Turn Back?: On Why Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Makes the Case for Adopting More Radically Race-Conscious Admissions Policies, 52 UC Davis L. Rev. 2265-303 (2019).

Lisa Manheim & Elizabeth Porter, The Elephant in the Room: Intentional Voter Suppression, 2019 Sup. Ct. Rev. 213-55.

Christine Minhee & Steve Calandrillo, The Cure for America’s Opioid Crisis? End the War on Drugs, 43 Harvard J. L. & Pub. Pol’y 547-623 (2019).

Thomas R. Andrews, Cohabiting with Property in Washington: Washington's Committed Intimate Relationship Doctrine, 53 Gonz. L. Rev. 293-334 (2017-18).

Edwin Lindo, Brenda Williams & Marc-Tizoc González, Uncompromising Hunger for Justice: Resistance, Sacrifice, and LatCrit Theory, 16 Seattle J. for Soc. Just. 727-821 (2018).

Zahr K. Said, Craft Beer and the Rising Tide Effect: An Empirical Study of Sharing and Collaboration among Seattle’s Craft Breweries, 23 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 355-423 (2019).

Daniel H. Foote, [Keynote Speech for the 19th General Meeting of the Association of Corporate Legal Departments: The Environment for Corporate Legal Departments–Prospects for the Future], 1100 NBL 2026 (June 2017).

Daniel H. Foote, The Advent of Lawyers in Japanese Government, 5 Asian J. Law & Soc’y 135-73 (2018).

Daniel H. Foote, [Changes in the Composition and Position of Legal Departments?: A Comparison of the Latest Trends for Legal Departments in the United States with Japan], Bijinesu Hmu, Sept. 2018, at 15-19.

Louis E. Wolcher, Peace and Subjectivity, 13 J. Hum. Rts. 31-48 (2019).

Jennifer S. Fan, Innovating Inclusion: The Impact of Women on Private Company Boards, 46 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. 345-413 (2019).

Ryan Calo, Essay, Commuting to Mars: A Response to Professors Abraham and Rabin, 105 Va. L. Rev. Online 84-90 (2019).

Elizabeth G. Porter, Imagining Law: Visual Thinking Across the Law School Curriculum, 68 J. Legal Educ. 8-14 (2018).

Zahr K. Said & Jessica Silbey, Narrative Topoi in the Digital Age, 68 J. Legal Educ. 103-14 (2018).

Thomas J. Shoenbaum & Daniel C.K. Chow, The Perils of Economic Nationalism and a Proposed Pathway to Trade Harmony, 30 Stan. L. & Pol'y Rev. 115-95 (2019).

Michael Hatfield, Cybersecurity and Tax Reform, 93 Ind. L.J. 1161-209 (2018).

Ryan Calo, Privacy Law’s Indeterminancy, 20 Theoretical Inquiries L. 33-52 (2019).

Mary D. Fan, Smarter Early Intervention Systems for Police in an Era of Pervasive Recording, 2018 U. Ill. L. Rev. 1705-31.

Mary D. Fan & Ali Rowhani-Rahbar, Perilous Science: Lessons on Persistence and Resilience from Politically Dangerous Firearms Research (Stanford Univ. Press, forthcoming 2020).

Washington Pattern Jury Instructions (Civil) Vols. 6 & 6A (7th ed. Thomson Reuters/West 2019) (contributing author and editor).

Robert H. Aronson & Maureen A. Howard, The Law of Evidence in Washington (5th ed. Matthew Bender Feb. 2020 supp.).

Jane Winn & Benjamin Wright, The Law of Electronic Commerce (4th ed. 2001 & Supp. 2020-1, Aspen).

Oxford Handbook of Public Health Ethics (Anna C. Mastroianni, Jeffrey P. Kahn & Nancy E. Kass eds., Oxford University Press, 2019). 904 pages

Trade Facilitation and the WTO (Sheela Rai & Jane K. Winn eds. Cambridge Scholar Publishing 2019). 260 pages.

Eric T. Freyfogle, Dale D. Goble & Todd A. Wildermuth, Wildlife Law (2d ed. Island Press 2019). 328 pages

Research Handbook on Patent Law and Theory (2d ed. Toshiko Takanaka ed., Edward Elgar Pub. 2019). 493 pages.

Mary D. Fan, Camera Power: Proof, Policing, Privacy, and Audiovisual Big Data (Cambridge University Press 2019). 261 pages.

[Toward Empirical Social Science of Law: The Festschrift for Professor Masayuki MURAYAMA’s 70th Birthday] (Daniel H. Foote & Ryu Hamano eds., Shinzansha 2019). 570 pp.

1-5 William H. Rodgers, Jr. & Elizabeth Burleson, Environmental Law (2d ed. 2017-18 Supp Dec. 2018).

Xuan-Thao N. Nguyen, Robert W. Gomulkiewicz & Danielle M. Conway, Intellectual Property, Software, and Information Licensing: Law and Practice (2d ed. 2018 Bloomberg BNA). 1 vol.

Mary D. Fan, The Reasonable Immigrant and the Fake Cop: Duress in Nwoye, in FEMINIST JUDGMENTS: REWRITTEN CRIMINAL LAW OPINIONS (Bennett Capers, Sarah Deer, Corey Rayburn Young, eds. forthcoming Cambridge University Press, 2021).

Toshiko Takenaka, Indasutor? 4.0 to Tokkyo Seido: Tokkyoken Saik? (Industry 4.0 and Patent System: Reevaluating Patent Rights) (Eiji Katayama, Koki Ronbunshu, eds., forthcoming, 2020).

Toshiko Takenaka, Festschrift for Prof. Dr. Peter Meier-Beck, The Doctrine of Equivalents and the Third Prong of the German Test: A Comparative Law Perspective (Klaus Bacher et al, eds., forthcoming 2020).

Anna Mastroianni & L. M. Henry, “Closing the Gap: Improving Women’s Health through Research Inclusion,” In Oxford Handbook of Research Ethics. (D. MacKay and A. Iltis eds., Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2020).

Zahr K. Said, Hollering to Be Heard: Copyright and the Aesthetics of Voice, in Hamilton and the Law: Reading Today's Most Contentious Legal Issues through the Hit Musical (Lisa A. Tucker ed., Cornell University Press, forthcoming 2020).

Toshiko Takenaka, Trademark Protection for Fashion Design in Japan: Comparative Law Perspective, in Trademarks and Fashion: A First Survey in Different Parts of the World 165-180 (Cristiana Sappa ed., forthcoming 2020).

Mary D. Fan, Privacy, Public Disclosure, and Police-Worn Body Camera Footage, in POLICE ON CAMERA: SURVEILLANCE, PRIVACY, AND POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY (Bryce Clayton Newell, ed., Routledge forthcoming 2020).

Zahr K. Said, Law and Literature Methodologies in Intellectual Property, in Handbook on Methodologies in IP Scholarship (Irene Calboli & Lilla Montagnani eds., Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2020).

Toshiko Takenaka, Case Note, Interpretation of Patent Claims – Doctrine of Equivalents, in Japanese Patent Law: Cases and Comments 401-412 (Christopher Heath & Atsushi Furuta eds., 2019).

Toshiko Takenaka, Does Japan Have a 3D Mark Registration System? Comparative Law Perspective, in 49 Patents & Licensing 9-18 (2019).

Craig H. Allen, A Legacy of Stewardship for the Public Order of the Oceans: A Memorial Tribute to William T. Burke, in Ocean Law Debates: The 50-Year Legacy and Emerging Issues for the Years Ahead 158-68 (Harry N. Scheiber, Nilufer Oral & Moon-Sang Kwon eds., Brill Nijhoff 2018).

Jane K. Winn, The Promise of Global Digital Trade Facilitation Platforms, in Trade Facilitation and the WTO 72-85 (Sheela Rai & Jane K. Winn eds. Cambridge Scholar Publishing 2019).

Toshiko Takenaka & Christof Karl, Claim Construction under US and German Patent Acts: Wording Used in the Claims and the Invention Disclosed in the Specification, in Research Handbook on Patent Law and Theory 202-38 (2d ed. Toshiko Takanaka ed., Edward Elgar Pub. 2019).

Jeff Feldman, Alaska, in Survey of Class Action Law 2018-2019, at 10-16 (American Bar Association Section of Litigation 2018).

Louis E. Wolcher, Law and the Ethical Turn: The Ethical Turn in Critical Legal Thought, in Research Handbook of Critical Legal Theory 181-200 (Emilios Christodoulidis, Ruth Dukes & Marco Goldoni eds., Edward Elgar Publishing 2019).

Daniel H. Foote, A Passion for Wakai, in Wakai wa Mirai wo Tsukuru: Kusano Yoshir? Sensei Koki Kinen [Conciliation Will Build the Future: Essays in Honor of Kusano Yoshir Sensei for His Seventieth Birthday] 515-22 (Yoshinaka Toyoda et al. eds., Shinzansha 2018).

Daniel H. Foote, Achievements of the Justice System Reform Council, in [Essays in Honor of Professor Masahito Inouye for His Seventieth Birthday] 862(1)-842(21) (Tadashi Sakamaki, Yutaka Ysawa & Toshihiro Kawaide eds., Yhikaku 2019).

Daniel H. Foote, “Lawyers in Every Corner of Society”: A Progress Report, in [Toward Empirical Social Science of Law: The Festschrift for Professor Masayuki Murayama’s 70th Birthday] 153-74 (Daniel H. Foote & Ryu Hamano eds., Shinzansha 2019).

Lauren E. Sancken, Re: Emails, NW Law., April/May 2020, at 20-21.

William S. Bailey, Scaling Langdell's Wall: A Practitioner's Unlikely Journey into Full-Time Law School Teaching, Nw. Law., Mar. 2020, at 29-33.

David J.S. Ziff, Practical Citation, Nw. Law., Mar. 2020, at 20-21.

Benjamin S. Halasz, To Write with Flow, Use the Old-to-New Connection, NW Law., Feb. 2020, at 24-26.

Helen A. Anderson, Persuasive Grammar, NW Law., December 2019/January 2020, at 20-21.

Kathy McGinnis, Winning with Point-First Writing, NW Law., Oct. 2019, at 22-24.

Lauren E. Sancken, Words of a Feather: Poetry as a Tool for Legal Writing, NW Law., Sept. 2019, at 18-20.

Davis J.S. Ziff, There Is No Such Thing as a “Bad” Case, NW Law., July-Aug. 2019, at 17-19.

Craig H. Allen, US Supreme Court Bars Punitive Damages in Unseaworthiness Claims, Pac. Mar., Aug. 2019, at 40-41.

Benjamin Halasz, Bringing the Court into the Classroom: Suggestions for How to Craft Exercises for Upper-Level Courses Using Real Practitioners’ Briefs, 27 Persp.: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing 9-18 (2019).

Jeffery M. Kadet & David L. Koontz, Transitioning from GILTI to FDII? Foreign Branch Income Issues, 164 Tax Notes Fed. 57-63 (2019).

Benjamin S. Halasz, Activate Your Prose by Using the Passive Voice, NW Law., June 2019, at 16-17.

Jennifer S. Fan, How to Increase Gender Diversity on Private Company Boards, The CLS Blue Sky Blog (June 12, 2019).

Angélica Cházaro & Elizabeth Dawson-Hahn, Mitigating the Health Consequences for Youth in Families Affected by Immigration Policy Changes: Opportunities for Health Professionals and Health Systems, JAMA Pediatrics, June 2019.

Tom Cobb, Embracing the Singular “They,” NW Law., May 2019, at 12-15.

Helen A. Anderson, Creating a Point of View in Legal Storytelling, NW Law., Apr. 2019, at 16-18.

Hugh Spitzer, Opinion, Want a Nonpolitical Supreme Court? Try a Foreign Model, Seattle Times, Apr. 28, 2019, at A17.

Steve Calandrillo, Letter to the Editor, Daylight Saving Time Is “Sound Public Policy,” Seattle Times, Jan. 24, 2019, at A11.

Letter from Jeffery M. Kadet and David L. Koontz to Internal Revenue Service (Jan. 16, 2020) on Proposed Regulations REG-100956-19

Steve P. Calandrillo, It’s High Time We Made Daylight Saving Permanent, U. Wash. Mag., Sept. 2019, at .

Letter from Jeffery M. Kadet & David L. Koontz to Internal Revenue Serv. on Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Classification of Cloud Transactions and Transactions Involving Digital Content (Aug. 20, 2019)

Sarah Kratkoff & Robert Anderson, Trump’s National Monument Mischief, Real Clear Pol’y (March 13, 2019).

Steve Calandrillo, 5 Ways Life Would be Better If It Were Always Daylight Saving Time, The Conversation (Mar. 4, 2019, 6:38 AM).