Articles

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Foreword: The Way to Carnegie (with Paul R. Tremblay), Boston College Journal of Law and Social Justice (2012)
 
Can Criminal Punishment Survive Christian Scrutiny? A Comment on Jeffrie Murphy's 'Christianity and Criminal Punishment', Punishment & Society (2004)
 

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What Bush's Litigation Teaches Us About Compassionate Conservatism, Jurist: Legal News and Research (2000)
 
Court Finds Needle Possession Justified to Limit Spread of AIDS, The Drug Policy Letter (1990)
 

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Review of Selective Nontreatment of Handicapped Newborns by Robert Weir, Michigan Law Review (1985)
 

Selected Professional Activities

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Conference Organizer & Moderator, The Way to Carnegie: Practice, Practice, Practice: A Conversation of Pedagogy, Social Justice, and Cost in Experiential Legal Education, Boston College Law School (2011)
 
Appointed to Equal Justice Act Panel, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit (since 2009) (2009)
 
Challenging Assumptions about Criminal Profiling: Court as Profiler, AALS Workshop on Clinical Legal Education: Challenging Assumptions and Law Clinic Directors Workshop (2007)
 
Board Member, Massachusetts Correctional Legal Services (2004-06) (2004)
 
Appointed Visiting Assistant Professor at Harvard Law School in 1998 (1998)
 

Works in Progress

Criminal Profiling and Constitutional Judgment (2012)
 
Mens Rea and Moral Imagination (2012)