St. Mary’s University School of Law faculty in the books

by Nathaniel Miller

The St. Mary’s University School of Law’s faculty do more than teach — they also work and share their expertise in specific fields in publications. Between May 2022 and April 2023, many faculty members published articles, papers and even podcasts. Below is a list of some of their published works.

Books:

Michael Ariens, J.D., LL.M., wrote The Lawyer’s Conscience: A History of American Lawyer Ethics, University of Kansas Press, 2023.
A.J. Bellido De Luna, J.D., wrote Expert Report Rules and the Daubert Trilogy, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Aspen Publishing, Third Edition, 2022.
Genevieve Hérbert Fajardo, J.D., and Ramona Lampley, J.D., wrote Texas Practice Series: Consumer Rights and Remedies, Third Edition, 2021; and Texas Practice Series: Consumer Law Handbook.

Vincent Johnson, J.D., LL.M., LL.D., and Chenglin “Gary” Liu, LL.M., J.S.D, wrote Studies in American Tort Law, Seventh Edition, 2022; and Teaching Torts: A Teacher’s Guide to the Law of Torts, Seventh Edition, 2022.
Vincent Johnson, J.D., LL.M., LL.D., wrote A Student’s Guide to the Law of Torts, Seventh Edition, 2022.
Dorie Klein, J.D., wrote Texas Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Second Edition, 2022.
Ramona Lampley, J.D., and Edward M. Imwinkelried, J.D., wrote Federal Evidence Tactics, Matthew Bender Elite Products, Second Edition, 2022.
Emilio Longoria, J.D., and Rafael Longoria wrote “Informality in South Texas: Understanding the Evolution of Colonias in El Cenizo and Rio Bravo” for Informality and the City — Theories, Actions, Interventions, Springer Cham, 2022.
Bill Piatt, J.D., and Cheryl Taylor, J.D., wrote Human Trafficking, Second Edition, Carolina Academic Press, 2022.
Gerald Reamey, J.D., LL.M., wrote How Not to be a Terrible Teacher (And Maybe a Good One), Carolina Academic Press, 2023.
Roberto Rosas, J.D., S.J.D., wrote The Marriage Nullity Process in the Reform of Pope Francis with Special Reference to the Processus Brevoir, Outskirts Press, 2023.
Jeffrey Addicot, J.D., wrote Christian Doctrines, Imprimatur Press, 2022.

Articles:

Michael Ariens, J.D., LL.M., wrote The Appearances of Appearances, Kansas Law Review, 2022; The Fall of the American Lawyer, Journal of the Legal Profession. 2022; Anti-Discrimination Ethics Rules and the Legal Profession, Hofstra Law Review, 2022; and A Tribute to Gerald S. “Geary” Reamey, St. Mary’s Law Journal, 2023.
Robert Hu, Ph.D., wrote Reconstruction of the Reasonable Person Standard Under Chinese Patent Law, Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review, 2022.
Vincent Johnson, J.D., LL.M., LL.D., wrote The First Woman Dean of a Texas Law School: Barbara Bader Aldave at St. Mary’s University, St. Mary’s Law Journal, 2022; and Lawyers, Mistakes, and Moral Growth, St. Mary’s Journal on Legal Malpractice and Ethics, 2022.
Emilio Longoria, J.D., wrote Right of First Refusal Option Contracts: What they are, Reoccurring Issues, and Simple Solutions, South Texas Law Review, 2022.
Al Kauffman, J.D., wrote A Quarter Century of Challenges and Progress in Education, and an Agenda for the Next Quarter Century, The Scholar, 2023.
Alexandra Klein, J.D., wrote The Project of Freedom, The Washington and Lee Law Review, 2023.
Dorie Klein, J.D, wrote Taking Corrigibility Seriously, Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law, 2023.
Chenglin Liu, LL.M., J.S.D., wrote Beyond Compulsory Licensing: Pfizer Shares Its Covid-19 Medicines with the Patent Pool, Journal of Legislation and Public Policy, 2023.
Colin Marks, J.D., wrote Total Return Meltdown: The Case for Treating Total Return Swaps as Disguised Secured Transactions, Pepperdine Law Review, 2023.
Olawale Ogunmodimu, LL.M., J.S.D., wrote Internally Displaced Persons: Ordeals and Analyses of the Possible Regimes of Legal Protection Frameworks, St. Mary’s Law Journal, 2023.
Bill Piatt, J.D., wrote Respecting the Identity and Dignity of All Indigenous Americans, Howard Human and Civil Rights Law Review, 2022; and Rennard Leaves Us Words of Thunder, American Indian Law Review, 2022.
Willy Rice, J.D., wrote Grossly Negligent Utilities, Unimaginable Property Damage and the Scope of Liability Insurers’ Duty to Indemnify Subrogated Property Insurers — Probative and Empirical Inferences From Courts’ Divided Subrogation and Indemnification Decisions, Ohio State Business Law Journal, 2023.

Op-Ed:

Mike Ariens, J.D., LL.M, wrote Legislature Leaves too much Uknown in Religious Liberty Bills for the San Antonio Express-News, published May 17, 2023.
Vincent Johnson, J.D., LL.M., LL.D, wrote DeSantis Argues for Weakening Press and Speech Freedoms, published June 17, 2022; and Watergate had a Positive Effect on the Practice of Legal Ethics, published July 1, 2022, both for the San Antonio Express-News.
Al Kauffman, J.D., wrote With Recent Rulings, an Activist Court has Other Rights in its Sights, published July 1, 2022; U.S. Supreme Court Out to Limit Voting Rights, published Oct. 19, 2022; and 50 years ago, Supreme Court decided Texas school finance case, Published March 15, 203, all for the San Antonio Express-News.
Alexandra Klein, J.D., along with Brandon Hasbouck, J.D., wrote The Supreme Court is Poised to Make it Even Harder to Challenge Wrongful Convictions, for The Nation, published Oct. 11, 2022.
Emilio Longoria, J.D., wrote Tunnel Could Bore Through Landowners’ Rights, published May 13, 2022; and Moses Rose’s Hideout may be worth $17 million, published March 30, 2023, both for the San Antonio Express-News.
Erica Schommer, J.D., wrote Remain in Mexico was Inhuman and Draconian. Biden Should End it, published July 10, 2022; and Biden’s Carrots and Sticks Harm Asylum-Seekers, published Jan. 20, 2023, both for the San Antonio Express-News.

White Papers:

A.J. Bellido De Luna, J.D., contributed to One Memorable Cross Examination Lesson in the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, May 2022.

Podcasts:

Patricia Roberts, J.D., hosts Aspen Leading Edge, Aspen Publishing.