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The Road to Whren and Beyond: Does the 'Would Have' Test Work, DePaul Law Review (2008)

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Double Jeopardy, Georgetown Law Journal: Twentieth Annual Review of Criminal Procedure (1991)

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Criminal Procedure for South Carolina Practitioners (with Miller W. Shealy Jr.) (2011)

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South Carolina Crimes: Elements and Defenses (with Miller W. Shealy Jr.) (2009)

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Author, six essays on constitutional criminal procedure [topics included automobile searches, open fields doctrine, Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel], Encyclopedia of American Civil Liberties (2006)

Presenter, The Law Governing the Admissability of a Defendant's Statements, 20th Annual Criminal Practice in South Carolina CLE (2011)

Panelist, Roundtable Discussion on Grand Jury Reform: An Idea Whose Time Has Come (Again)?, Southeastern Association of Law Schools [SEALS] Annual Meeting (2010)

Moderator, Professional Responsibility and the Case for Actual Innocence, Crime and Punishment 2nd Annual Law & Society Symposium (2010)

Presenter, Courtroom Testimony for Law Enforcement Officers, sponsored by The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office and the Charleston School of Law (2009)

Moderator, Modes of Discretion in the Criminal Justice System, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Meeting [SEALS] (2009)

What’s New and What’s Old in Criminal Law in South Carolina (with Miller W. Shealy), South Carolina Bar-CLE Division (2009)

Moderator, New Scholar Workshop on Family Law, Southeastern Association of Law Schools [SEALS] Annual Meeting (2008)

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United States of America v. Robert Jared Smith, a/k/a J-Dog, Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, at Charleston. Joseph r. Goodwin, Chief District Judge. (2008)