The Popular Media Series present works of Washington College of Law faculty and staff that have appeared in the popular media, e.g., articles and letters to the editor printed in newspapers and magazines, television and radio interviews, etc..
Submissions from 2004
Facing Prison Rape, Brenda V. Smith
Violated, Brenda V. Smith
Submissions from 2003
Who Owns the Rules of War? The War in Iraq Demands a Rethinking of the International Rules of Conduct, Kenneth Anderson
Opinion: Pondering Nightclub Nightmares, Ira Robbins
discussing issues facing women in prison, Brenda V. Smith
Submissions from 2002
Looking for Ways to Make Deregulation Keep Its Promises, Jonathan Baker, James Poterba, Louis Uchitelle, Severin Borenstein, Lawrence White, Eli Noam, and George Akerlof
These Secret Tribunals Ignore Due Process, Herman Schwartz
Accepting Corporate Responsibility, Brenda V. Smith
discussing lack of dialogue in mid-term elections on crime and gun control, Brenda V. Smith
Yates Trial, Brenda V. Smith and Elyn Saks
Girls Sentenced to Abuse, Brenda V. Smith and Amy Singer
Submissions from 2000
The Rise of Authoritarianism and Our Crackpot Culture, Kenneth Anderson
Symposium on “The Microsoft Verdict: The Next Phase”, Jonathan Baker
Debates, Brenda V. Smith
Violent Lives and a Violent Death, Brenda V. Smith and Neely Tucker
Submissions from 1998
USIA on Corruption in the Judiciary, Padideh Ala'i
First in the Field: The Unique Mission and Legitimacy of the Red Cross in a Culture of Legality, Kenneth Anderson
Judge Wright and Her Husband's Advice, Ira Robbins
O'Connor as a Centrist? Not When Minorities Are Involved, Herman Schwartz
critiquing trial decision relating to sexual misconduct in prison, Brenda V. Smith
discussing legal and policy implications of shackling pregnant prisoners, Brenda V. Smith
discussing sexual misconduct in prison and new publication, Brenda V. Smith
Women in Prison, Brenda V. Smith
A Sorry State of Affairs: The Repentance Consensus - Apologies aren't Necessary, but a Change of Heart is, Brenda V. Smith and Elizabeth Kastor
Submissions from 1997
No Hard Questions on Private Prisons, Ira Robbins
Population of Female Inmates Reaches a Record, Brenda V. Smith
Project Aims to Change Corrections’ Approach Toward Female Inmates, Brenda V. Smith
Teaching for Change, Brenda V. Smith
Tough Terms for Women Lead to US Prison Crisis, Brenda V. Smith
Rights Groups Fault Va. Decision Not to Free Inmate for Abortion, Brenda V. Smith and Maria Glod
Getting the Treatment, Brenda V. Smith and Stephanie Mencimer
Submissions from 1996
Try Them in Absentia, Herman Schwartz and Lloyd Cutler
Submissions from 1995
Clearing the Fields: Solutions to the Global Land Mines Crisis, Kenneth Anderson
Submissions from 1983
How Do We Know FISA is Working?, Herman Schwartz