Recent Publications *

Holler If You Hear Me: Towards a Cultural History of Courtroom Disruption and the Black Defendant, 1968-1975 (in progress), Donald F. Tibbs (2013)
Critical Race Theory, Ice Cube, and Gangsta Rap: The Funky Methodology of Interrogating Law and Black Life in the Post-Black Power Era (in progress), Donald F. Tibbs (2013)
READING HIP HOP, READING LAW: Teaching and Learning the American Constitution, Donald F. Tibbs (2013)

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FROM BLACK POWER to PRISON POWER: The Making of Jones v. North Carolina Prisoners' Labor Union, Donald F. Tibbs (2012)

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Linking the Questions: Judicial Supremacy as a Matter of Constitutional Interpretation, Tabatha Abu El-Haj, Washington University Law Review (forthcoming) (2012)
I Don't Rhyme For the Sake of Riddling: When Hip Hop Speaks, Law Listens, Donald F. Tibbs (2012)

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Government as the Crucible for Free Market Health Care: Regulation, Reimbursement, and Reform, Robert I. Field, University of Pennsylvania Law Review (2011)
From Black Power to Hip Hop: Discussing Race, Policing, and the Fourth Amendment Through the "War On" Paradigm, Donald F. Tibbs, Journal of Gender, Race, and Justice (forthcoming) (2011)

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The Right to Dignity, Rex Glensy, ExpressO (2011)

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Changing the People: Legal Regulation and American Democracy, Tabatha Abu El-Haj, New York University Law Review (2011)
* Based on date of publication.
Updated as of 02/12/12

Top 10 Papers in Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University *

  1. The Jena Six and Black Punishment: Law and Raw Life in the Domain of Non-Existence, Donald F. Tibbs and Tryon P. Woods, Seattle Journal for Social Justice (2008).
  2. Broken Scales: Obesity and Justice in America, Adam Benforado, Jon Hanson, and David Yosifon, Emory Law Journal (2004).
  3. Who Killed Oscar Grant?: A Legal-Eulogy of the Cultural Logic of Black Hyper-Policing in the post-Civil Rights Era, Donald F. Tibbs, Southern University Journal Race, Gender, and Poverty (2010).
  4. No Boy Left Behind? Single-Sex Education and the Essentialist Myth of Masculinity, David S. Cohen, Indiana Law Journal (2009).
  5. Cyber Apocalypse Now: Securing the Internet Against Cyberterrorism and Using Universal Jurisdiction as a Deterrent, Kelly Gable, ExpressO (2009).
  6. Colonial Continuities: Human Rights, Terrorism, and Security Laws in India, Anil Kalhan, Gerald P. Conroy, Mamta Kaushal, Sam Scott Miller, and Jed S. Rakoff, Columbia Journal of Asian Law (2006).
  7. Why is a Legal Memorandum Like an Onion: A Student’s Guide to Reviewing and Editing, Terry Jean Seligmann, Mercer Law Review (2005).
  8. Year 2000 Overview: Governmental Responses to Pregnant Women Who Use Alcohol or Other Drugs, Lynn M. Paltrow, David S. Cohen, and Corinne A. Carey (2000).
  9. Measuring the Tax Subsidy in Private Equity and Hedge Fund Compensation, Thomas J. Brennan and Karl S. Okamoto, Hastings Law Journal (2008).
  10. Legal Profession as Subject: A Bibliography, Karl S. Okamoto, AALS Workshop on Transactional Law (2009).
* Based on the average number of full-text downloads per day since the paper was posted.
Updated as of 02/12/12