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FACULTY FORUM

Activities & Accolades

June 2022 

Dale Carpenter was interviewed for the following stories:

1. , Jack Fink, May 3^rd, CBS DFW;

2. , Lauren McGaughy, May 4^th, Dallas Morning News;

3. , Joseph Morton, May 4^th, Dallas Morning News;

4. , Maria Mendez & Eleanor Klibanoff, May 4^th, Texas Tribune;

Nathan Cortez has joined the new edition of Food & Drug Law: Cases and Materials, the leading casebook in the field. His article, The Disembodied First Amendment, co-authored with Bill Sage of Texas, has been accepted for publication in the Washington University Law Review, and his article, Hortatory Mandates, with Lindsay Wiley of UCLA, has been accepted for publication by the George Washington Law Review. He has been asked to publish an article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) on "Licensing and Quality Regulation." Since the last update, he has given lectures at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the Drug Information Association, Texas A&M Law School, Yale Law School, Harvard Medical School, and the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), with upcoming events in June 2022 at the University of Minnesota Law School and the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law. In February 2022, he hosted a one-day symposium on "Emerging Legal and Ethical Frameworks for A.I. in Medicine" in collaboration with the Tsai Center and Perkins Coie. Also since the last update, he has given media interviews to the Washington Post, USA Today, Houston Chronicle, CBS 11 News, Reuters, The Verge, The Pink Sheet, and The Advocate.

Chris Jenks’ article, was published in InsiderSources on April 27^th.

Orly Mazur’s article has been accepted for publication in Penn State Law Review.

Pamela Metzger participated in the Advancing Pretrial Policy and Research (APPR) Roundtable to Reimagine Pretrial Support on May 25^th. Along with the Deason Center, Pam released the latest publication on May 26^th titled Getting GIDEON Right: Eligibility for Appointed Counsel in Texas Misdemeanor Cases. Finally, Pam was interviewed on May 27^th for a feature article in the Preston Hollow Advocate regarding the work of the Deason Center.

Pamela Metzger and Andrew Davies participated in 3 sessions of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Priority Needs Project on May 19^th and 20^th to identify the needs of practitioners in indigent defense.

Pamela Metzger, Andrew Davies, and Blane Skiles presented the results of their report titled Getting GIDEON Right: Eligibility for Appointed Counsel in Texas Misdemeanor Cases to the Policy and Standards Committee of the Texas Indigent Defense Commission (TIDC) on May 20^th.

Anna Offit’s latest article, , was published in the Alabama Law Review (Invited Symposium). She was also invited to chair a New Legal Realism panel at the annual Law & Society Association meeting and participate in the annual Criminal Justice Ethics Schmooze in New York next month. Anna's book, The Imagined Juror, will be published in August, and she was awarded a Scott-Hawkins Lecture Fund Award from the Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute to organize a book launch in the late summer.

Carla Reyes attended her first meeting of the Permanent Editorial Board of the UCC on May 19^th, 2022 as part of her role as an Associate Research Director for that group. On May 20^th, Carla presided over a public hearing of the Texas Work Group on Blockchain Matters. On May 23th, Carla began conducting research onsite at UNIDROIT as part of a seven week research scholarship program. On May 31th, Carla moderated a panel related to Blockchain and IP and served as a juror at the Innovation and IP Forum and Awards in Paris, France.

Eric Ruben presented at the NYU Law on the pending Supreme Court case, New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, as part of a Brennan Center for Justice Roundtable on the Supreme Court. On May 13^th, he published a piece regarding the case on the Brennan Center for Justice’s blog. Additionally, Eric’s article (with Joseph Blocher), was published by the Georgetown Law Journal. Eric was also quoted in or interviewed for the following stories:

1. , Lindsay Whitehurst, Michael Tarm, & James Anderson, May 17^th, AP News;

2. , Annie McDonough, May 25^th, City and State;

3. , May 25th, Times Radio (radio, England);

4. , May 25^th, CTV News;

5. , Timothy L. O’Brien, May 26^th, Washington Post and Bloomberg News;

6. , May 26^th, El Mercurio;

7. , Kevin T. Dugan, May 26^th, New York Magazine (Intelligencer);

8. , Tyler Kingkade, May 26^th, NBC News;

9. , May 26th, NBC News Now with Joshua Johnson (television);

10. , Sherryn Groch & Billie Eder, May 27^th, Sydney Morning Herald;

11. , Emilie Burditt, May 27^th, Wisconsin Public Radio;

12. , May 27^th, NewsNation Prime;

13. , May 27^th, France 24;

14. News segment regarding , May 28^th, MSNBC (television);

15. , Jess Bidgood, May 28^th, Boston Globe;

16. , Josh Glancy, May 29^th, The Times.

Marc Steinberg was a visiting scholar during April and May at the law schools of Hebrew and Tel Aviv Universities. While there, he guest-lectured in several classes, including those focusing on corporate governance and securities regulation. In addition, he presented a Ph.D. candidate workshop at Hebrew University. With his coauthor and our colleague, Steve Yeager, Marc and Steve signed the contract with West Academic for the Third Edition of their textbook Inside Counsel: Practices, Strategies, and Insights. In addition, Marc's book SEC v. Cuban -- A Trial of Insider Trading (2019) was highlighted in a New York Times Dealbook article addressing Elon Musk's prospects of acquiring Twitter on April 30^th, 2022.

Leo Yu published a new episode on the Podcast “” on Plead the Fifth. Collaborating with the Federal Public Defender’s Office, he discussed the Fifth Circuit’s jurisprudence on the Fourth Amendment’s exclusionary rule regarding the search of cellphones. This episode was promoted by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL). Leo also received national recognition from the . In celebrating the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, ACS spotlights Leo Yu for his unique American journey – from an international student to a civil rights attorney, then a law professor at his alma mater.