Articles and Chapters
The Perils of T.V. Legal Punditry, 1998
University of Chicago Legal Forum Symposium Issue
25-52
(1998).
Miranda Stories, 20
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
375-87
(1997).
Televising High Profile Trials: Are We Better Off Pulling the Plug?, 37
Santa Clara Law Review
879-912
(1997).
Demystifying the Abuse Excuse: Is There One?, 19
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
703-09
(1996).
O. J. Lessons, 69
Southern California Law Review
1233-65
(1996).
Simms Memorial Lecture Explaining the Unexplainable: Analyzing the Simpson Verdict, 26
New Mexico Law Review
349-66
(1996).
Convicting the Morally Blameless: Reassessing the Relationship between Legal and Moral Accountability, 39
UCLA Law Review
1511-622
(1992).
Contributor, in
Encyclopedia of the American Constitution: Supplement I
(edited by Leonard W. Levy, Kenneth L. Karst et al., Macmillan, 1992).
Character, Choice and Moral Agency: The Relevance of Character to Our Moral Culpability Judgments, 2
Social Philosophy & Policy
59-83
(1990).
Reprinted in
Crime, Culpability and Remedy 59-83 (edited by Ellen F. Paul et al., Blackwell, 1990).
Diminished Capacity, in
2
Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice
612-17
(edited by S. Kadish, Free Press, 1983).
Rethinking the Functions of Criminal Procedure: The Warren and Burger Courts’ Competing Ideologies, 72
Georgetown Law Journal
185-248
(1983).
Reflections on Current Proposals to Abolish or Reform the Insanity Defense, 8
American Journal of Law and Medicine
271-84
(1982).
Reporter, in
ABA Grand Jury Policy and Model Act
2nd ed.
(ABA Section of Criminal Justice, 1982).
Prior edition: 1st, 1977.
Schmerber and the Privilege against Self-Incrimination: A Reappraisal, 20
American Criminal Law Review
31-61
(1982).
Reforming the State Grand Jury System: A Model Grand Jury Act, 13
Rutgers Law Journal
(1981).
Reforming the Federal Grand Jury and the State Preliminary Hearing to Prevent Conviction without Adjudication, 78
Michigan Law Review
463-585
(1980).
Reprinted in 7
National Journal of Criminal Defense 299-443 (1981).
The Diminished Capacity and Diminished Responsibility Defenses: Two Children of a Doomed Marriage, 77
Columbia Law Review
827-65
(1977).
Other
The Perils of Punditry (In Pro Per Column),
California Lawyer
(October, 1997).
Daily Column on Simpson Trial Developments,
Legal Pad
(January-October, 1995).
Victims Must Be Held Accountable for Their Own Crimes,
Los Angeles Daily Journal
at 6
(Jan. 28, 1994).
Are Kids Who Lash Back Culpable? (When Victims Strike Back; Part 2),
Los Angeles Times
at B7
(Aug. 4, 1993).
Should the Law Blame the Victim Who Takes Revenge? (When Victims Strike Back; Part 1),
Los Angeles Times
at B7
(Aug. 3, 1993).
Dissecting the King Verdict: Prosecutor’s Mistakes, Jurors’ Subconscious Racism, Led to Acquittals,
Los Angeles Daily Journal
at 6
(May 7, 1992).
Prosecutions Error’s, Jury’s Attitudes May Have Acquitted LAPD Officers,
Daily News Viewpoint
1, 4
(May 3, 1992).
Burger Court Took a Different Road,
Los Angeles Times
at 5
(June 27, 1986).
“Right” to Silence Diluted by the Burger Court,
National Law Journal
at 30-32
(Aug. 1, 1983).
Book Review, 80
Columbia Law Review
420-34
(1980).
Reviewing
Mental Disabilities and Criminal Responsibility, by Herbert Fingarette and Ann Fingarette Haus.