“Intelligence Searches” and Criminal Investigative Purposes, Search and Seizure Law Report (2011)

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“Intelligence” Searches and Purpose: A Significant Mismatch Between Constitutional Criminal Procedure and the Law of Intelligence-Gathering, Pace Law Review (2010)

Lawyers and the War, The Journal of the Legal Profession (2009)

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Pinochet and the Uncertain Globalization of Criminal Law, George Washington International Law Review (2007)

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The Path to (And From?) Judicial Independence (reviewing Charles Gardner Geyh, When Courts and Congress Collide: The Struggle For Control of America’s Judicial System (2006), Cardozo Public Law Policy and Ethics Journal (2007)

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Changing Expectations of Privacy and the Fourth Amendment, Widener Law Journal (2006)

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A Great Loss, Widener Law Journal (2004)

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Federalism, Fig Leaves, and the Games Lawyers Play, Widener Law Journal (2003)

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The No Longer Forgotten 11th Amendment, News and Views (Pennsylvania Bar Association) (2002)

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Modern Ethical Dilemmas for ALJs and Government Lawyers: Conflicts of Interest, Appearances of Impropriety, and Other Ethical Considerations, Introduction, Widener Journal of Public Law (2002)

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Reasonable and Other Doubts: The Problem of Jury Instructions, Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review (1999)

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Rulemaking Developments, Widener Journal of Public Law (1999)

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The Fourth Revolution, Washington and Lee Law Review (1996)

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Affirmative Action and Judicial Incoherence, Ohio State Law Journal (1994)

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Integrating Theory With Practice, Widener Journal of Public Law (1992)

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The Textualist (reviewing George Anastaplo, The Constitution of 1787: A Commentary (1989)), Northwestern University Law Review (1990)

Technology and the Fourth Amendment: A Proposed Formulation for Visual Searches, Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1989)

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The Education of Robert Bork, Bridgeport Law Review (1989)

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The Fast Food of Modern Legal Realism (reviewing Richard Neely, Judicial Jeopardy: When Business Collides With The Courts (1986)), Boston University Law Review (1988)

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Help Is Sometimes Close at Hand: The Exhaustion Problem and the Ripeness Solution, University of Illinois Law Review (1987)

Regulating Petroleum Prices: The Law That Would Not Die, Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases (1987)

Comment, Emergency Jurisprudence: Interim Relief Granted by Circuit Justices, Northwestern University Law Review (1974)

Comment, Presumptions and Due Process: Congress Attacks Organized Crime, Northwestern University Law Review (1973)

“Just the Facts”: Detective Fiction in the Law School Curriculum, Murder 101: Essays on the Teaching of Detective Fiction (2009)