This
page contains copies of scholarly things that I wrote or am in the
process of writing. I also keep and digitize much of my public
domain source material, which you can find here.
Format
Most
works are in .pdf format. You can download a copy of the free
reader here.
Sources
By popular demand,
copies of public domain sources that I used are now available here.
Updates
Rights
Everything that has been
published is subject
to various copyright restrictions. I will
only post it here if my contract with the publisher allows me to do
so. If you want to make copies if it, please email
me and I will provide you with the terms by which the publisher may
grant you rights to do so. Alternatively,
you may contact the publisher who may be able to provide you with
nicely printed back-issues.
The Tax Court as a Conscientious Objector in
Daubert’s War
Against Bad Science, 45 S.
Tex. L. Rev. 685 (2004). (local copy)
Commodities Manipulation and Other Fun Things to Do,
If You
Have Lots of Money, The
Cardozo Insider, March 2001 (archive copy)
Putting the Ivy Into Policy: Academics and the
Alliance
for Progress, 6 Bard J. Soc. Sci. 44 (Spring 1998). (local copy)
Rights
I post works in progress
here to get
constructive comments. If your comments
are particularly constructive you will get acknowledged. Keep in
mind these works might be in various stages of
proofing, and there might be some errors. I
take a big risk in posting them here, because people tend to hold rough
drafts against people they don’t like. You
may download and print the documents for your own reading. If you
wish, I will provide you with my fax number if you
want to fax me some comments. You may not,
however, distribute any unpublished work with the exception of agents
(such as secretaries or research associates) printing these files for
their supervisors. This means that you
can’t take my unpublished work and distribute them at your bar
association meetings or to your class. However,
if you happen to be researching a question for your boss (such as a
lawyer, professor, or judge) you may feel free to print this stuff out
and give it to them, but that is about it.