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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

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Sorcerers, Not Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law, Arizona State Law Journal (selected for abstracting under the working title “Sorcerers’ Apprentices: How Judicial Clerks and Staff Attorneys Impoverish U.S. Law,” in 7 (70) Litigation and Procedure Abstracts (SSRN Nov. 3 2006)). (2007)

Language, The Companion to Law and the Humanities (2009)

Reviving the Subject of Law, On Philosophy and American Law (2009)

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"Militant Judgement?: Judicial Ontology, Constitutional Poetics, and 'The Long War'", Cardozo Law Review (2008)

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"'No-one Does That Any More': On Tushnet, Constitutions, and Others", Quinnipiac Law Review (2008)

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"Editor's Introduction" The New Exceptionalism: Law and Literature Since 9/11 Symposium, Law and Literature (2007)

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"Regarding the Miller Girls: Daisy, Judith, and the Seeming Paradox of In re Grand Jury Subpoena, Judith Miller" The New Exceptionalism: Law and Literaturte Since 9/11 Symposium, Law and Literature (2007)

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"The Prose and the Passion", Meanjin Special Issue "The Long Arm: On Crime & Law" (2007)

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Praxis; or the Benefits of Shedding Hostility to Theory, The Language of Law Forum, 2 Law, Culture and the Humanities (2006)

Criminal Law: Cases, Materials, and Strategies (with Neil P. Cohen, David Crump, Laurie L. Levenson, and John Parry) (2005)

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"Is There Anything Outside the Class? Law, Literature, and Pedagogy," "The Failure of the Word and the Rise of Law and Literature" Symposium, Cardozo Law Review (2005)

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Negotiating the Structures of Violence; or, on Not Inventing ‘The Sullivans,’ , Charged Crossings: Cultural Studies of Law (Special Issue) (2005)

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"Take a Letter, Your Honor: Outing the Judicial Epistemology of Hart v. Massanari" Have We Ceased to Be a Common Law Country?: A Conversation on Unpublished, Depublished, Withdrawn and Per Curiam Opinions Symposium, Washington & Lee Law Review (2005)

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Inequitable Injunctions: the Scandal of Private Judging in the U.S. Courts, Stanford Law Review (2004)

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Censorship, Repression or Denial?: Unpacking the Symptom of People v. Wu, Cardozo Law Review (2003)

Hardy and the Law , Short Story Criticism (2003)

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Measured Judgments?: Histories, Pedagogies, and the Possibility of Equity, Law and Literature (2002)

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Discipline and Punish: Despatches from the Citation Manual Wars and Other (Literally) Unspeakable Stories, Law’s Cultural Mediations, Special Edition, Griffith Law Review (2001)

Review essay: Dieter Paul Polloczek, "Literature and Legal Discourse: Equity and Ethics from Sterne to Conrad," and Lynne Marie De Cicco, "Women and Lawyers in the Mid-nineteenth Century English Novel: Uneasy Alliances and Narrative Misrepresentation", Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature (2001)

Symposium: "The Prime Time Election, from Courtroom to Newsroom: The Media and the Resolution of the 2000 Presidential Election,", Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature (2001)

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Critical Discourse Analysis, Rape Law and the Jury Instruction Simplification Project, Southern Illinois University Law Journal (1999)

Feminist Methodologies in Discourse Analysis: Sex, Property, Equity? (with Terry Threadgold), Culture and Text: Discourse and Methodology in Social Research and Cultural Studies (1999)

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On Foreign Ground: Grand Narratives, Situated Specificities, and the Praxis of Critical Theory and Law, Law and Critique (1999)

Review: David Romantz & Kathleen Vinson, "Legal Analysis: The Fundamental Skill," and Johns, "Professional Writing for Lawyers: Skills and Responsibilities," , 7 Perspectives: Teaching Legal Research and Writing (1999)

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semiotics; or wishin’ and hopin’?, Cardozo Law Review (1999)

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‘We Say the Law Is Too Important To Get One Kid’: Refusing the Challenge of Ebatarinja v. Deland & Ors, Sydney Law Review (1999)

Contributions , Law in Literature: An Annotated Bibliography of Law-Related Works (1998)

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Principles or Skeletons? Mabo and the Discursive Constitution of the Australian Nation, Law/Text/Culture (1998)

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Pursuing the Unspeakable: Towards a Critical Theory of Power, Ethics, and the Interpreting Subject in Australian Constitutional Law, Adelaide Law Review (1998)

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(Re)centering, Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature (1998)

Review: Tony Blackshield & George Williams, "Australian Constitutional Law and Theory: Commentary and Materials, 2nd ed.", The Alternative Law Journal (1998)

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Re/Writing Skills Training in Law Schools--Legal Literacy Revisited (with Dean Bell), Legal Education Review (1998)

Review: Cheryl Saunders, ed., "Courts of Final Jurisdiction: The Mason High Court in Australia", The Alternative Law Journal (1997)

Review: Helen Irving, ed., "A Woman’s Constitution? Gender and History in the Australian Commonwealth", The Alternative Law Journal (1997)

Review: James Boyd White, "Acts of Hope", Law/Text/Culture (1997)

Review: Michael Coper & George Williams, eds. "How Many Cheers for Engineers?", The Alternative Law Journal (1997)

"Integrated Writing Skills: An Action Plan for the Faculty of Law, University of Sydney," Report on University of Sydney Quality-Funded research project (with Dean Bell) (1996)

Seminar on Judgement Writing, Australian Institute of Judicial Administration and NSW Judicial Commission Judicial Orientation Program. Delivered with the Hon. Justice L.J. Priestley. (1996)

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Jangling the Keys to the Kingdom: Some Reflections on The Crucible, on An American Constitutional Paradox and on Australian Judicial Review, Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature [Also published in 7 Australian Feminist Law Journal 61 (1996) under the title "Jangling the Keys of the Kingdom"]. (1996)

Review: Tony Blackshield & George Williams, "Australian Constitutional Law and Theory: Commentary and Materials", The Alternative Law Journal (1996)

E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India: A Passage to the Patria?, New Macmillan Casebook on E.M. Forster (1995)

Review: Julie D’Acci, "Defining Women: Television and the Case of Cagney and Lacey", Australasian Journal of American Studies (1995)

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Teaching Law Students How to Write, Clarity (1995)

Review: John Grisham, "The Client, The Firm, A Time to Kill and The Pelican Brief", Australasian Journal of American Studies (1994)

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Sex, Lies and Defamation: the Bush Lawyer of Wessex, Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature (1994)

Sex, Lies and Defamation: the Bush Lawyer of Wessex , The Happy Couple: Law and Literature (1994)

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True, Untrue or (Mis)represented? -- Section 40(1)(a) of the NSW Crimes Act, Sydney Law Review (1994)

Review: Anne Pauwels, "Cross-Cultural Communication in Legal Settings", Alternative Law Journal (1993)

Review: Malcolm Bradbury, "The Modern American Novel", and Linda Wagner-Martin, "The Modern American Novel", Australasian Journal of American Studies (1993)

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Trouble with Iphigenia: Feminist Critiques of Feminist Crime Fiction and the Case Against Sara Paretsky, Australian Journal of Law and Society (1993)

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E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India: A Passage to the Patria?, Sydney Studies in English (1992)

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Their Fathers’ House: Forster, Woolf and the Aesthetics of Patriotism, Literature and Aesthetics (1992)

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Fiduciary Duties: Congreve’s The Way of the World, Australian Journal of Law and Society (1991)

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Hardy and the Law, The Thomas Hardy Journal (1991)

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Literature and Law (with Simon Petch), Australian Journal of Law and Society (1991)

Review: Ian Hunter, Culture and Government, "And After the Time of Cholera?" , Antithesis (1990)