Presentations
SECTION 1983 AND CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION, January 2007, Invited Speaker, CLE Nuts-and-Bolts Series, Pima County Superior Court, January 2007;
FIVE MYTHS ON IMMIGRATION, 2006 Federal District Court Conference, Panelist, Phoneix, Arizona;
STORYTELLING IN THE OPENING STATEMENT, March 2006, Invited Speaker, CLE Nuts-and-Bolts Series, Pima Couny Superior Court;
THE IMPORTANCE OF A LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION, December 2005, Guest Speaker, Phi Beta Kappa graduation ceremony;
GRUTTER V. BOLLINGER, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, JUSTICE AND LATINOS, Hispanic National Bar Association Annual Convention, October 10-12, 2004, New York;
A CONVERSATION WITH JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR, Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, Monterey, California, July 18-22, 2004;
LATCRIT IX: COUNTERING KULTURKAMPF POLITICS THROUGH CRITIQUE AND JUSTICE PEDAGOGY, Invited Discussant, Opening Panel, Philadelphia, PA, April 2004;
SEMINARIO INTERNACIONAL DE DERECHO ADMINISTRATIVO: APORTES PARA EL REDISEÑO INSTITUCIONAL DE LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA, Invited Conferenciante: La Participación Ciudadana en la Gestión Administrativa y en el Control; Universidad de Buenos Aires Facultad de Derecho y Especialización de Posgrado, Buenos Aires, Argentina, March 28-31, 2004;
TEACHING TECHNIQUES: THE 1L CLASSROOM, June 2004, Invited Panelist, Association of American Law Schools, Workshop for New Law teachers (June 2004);
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: FROM BAKKE TO GRUTTER AND BACK, April 2004, Invited Guest Lecturer, Office of Continuing Education and Academic Outreach, University of Arizona SAGE Society;
BROWN AT 50, GRUTTER V. BOLLINGER AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION, November 2003 & February 2004, The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law;
THE 2002-2003 SUPREME COURT TERM, October 2003, CLE presentation on Federalism, The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law;
SOME THOUGHTS ON JURISDICTION IN CYBERSPACE: THE YAHOO CASE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CONFLICTS OF LAWS IN CYBERSPACE, February 2003, Federal District Court Conference, Civil Section, Tucson, Arizona;
THE 2001-2002 SUPREME COURT TERM, October 2002, CLE presentation on Federalism, Jurisdiction, and Civil Procedure, The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law;
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE COMMON LAW AND THE CASE LAW METHOD, March 2002, two-day seminar presentation, in conjunction with Boris Kozolchyk and John F. Molloy, at the Instituto Tecnólogico Autónomo de México, México City, México;
THE TREATY POWER, FEDERALISM, AND INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS, November 2001, working paper presentation at the University of Michigan Law School, Legal Theory Workshop Series, Ann Arbor, Michigan;
THE 2000 SUPREME COURT TERM: FEDERALISM AND CIVIL PROCEDURE, October 2001, CLE conference sponsored by The University of Arizona College of Law in Phoenix, Arizona;
OF SOVEREIGNTY AND FEDERALISM, May 2001, seminar presentation: Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Escuela de Derecho, Buenos Aires, Argentina;
THE FUTURE OF THE FEDERAL COURTS, Feburary 2001, Panelist, University of Arizona College of Law;
SUPREME COURT REVIEW: A LOOK AT LAST YEAR'S DOCKET AND A PEEK AHEAD: THE FIFTH AMENDMENT, THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND FEDERALISM, October 2000, CLE presentation on Federalism, The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law;
CHALLENGING THE FIVE-HEADED CAESAR: VAWA, FEDERALISM, AND THE TREATY POWER, October 2000, Second-Year Presentation to the Faculty, The University of Arizona College of Law;
THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT AND THE TREATY POWER, October 2000, Student Enrichment Forum, The University of Arizona College of Law;
ON SOVEREIGNTY, FEDERALISM, AND THE MYTH OF ABSOLUTE PRINCIPLES: THE NEWEST OLDEST QUESTION IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, March 2000, works-in-progress panel, First National People of Color Conference, Chicago, Illinois;
FEDERALISM AND THE MYTH OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY, March 2000, Student Enrichment Forum, The University of Arizona College of Law.