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 FORTHCOMING AND RECENT PUBLICATIONS VILLANOVA LAW REVIEW Terror Victims at the Museum Gates: Testing the Commercial Activity Exception Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, 53 VILLANOVA LAW REVIEW, No. 3 (forthcoming 2008). Alternatives to the Exclusionary Rule After Hudson v. Michigan: Preventing and Remedying Police Misconduct, 53 VILLANOVA LAW REVIEW, No. 1 (forthcoming 2008). ORIGINAL LAW REVIEW Beyond the Exclusionary Rule: Practical Approaches to Deter and Remedy Law Enforcement Misconduct, 3 ORIGINAL LAW REVIEW 57-85 (2007). POLICE MAGAZINE 
Clearing Up Knock-and-Announce Confusion, POLICE, August 2007.
The detective rapped on the front door. Then three seconds later, instead of waiting for a resident to answer, one of the officers on his team kicked in the door. They had expected to find a meth lab in the apartment, but the man and woman they'd awakened in the middle of the night and handcuffed had committed no crimes. The officers had raided the wrong apartment. POLICE MAGAZINE 
Losing Yourself in the Job, POLICE, April 2007.
The officer rolled up his sleeves. Muscles built from weight training had atrophied. His tan from running along the beach had also vanished, along with other traces of his former life. Before embarking on his undercover assignment, his way of getting a buzz was having a few beers. So when he made his first buys, he had had to simulate the look and behavior of a junkie. Now the needle tracks on his arms were real. ABA LITIGATION UPDATE 
The Persepolis Tablets: Terror Victims Target Ancient Persian Artifacts, ABA LITIGATION UPDATE, April 2007. The University of Chicago and the Islamic Republic of Iran are unlikely allies in a suit brought by American victims of a Hamas terrorist attack. Litigation in the federal district court in Chicago may decide the fate of priceless Persian artifacts. |
       
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