Legal Analysis articles in professional and law journals

1. Canada’s High Court Rules on Prostitution, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2014, February 2014
2. New York Bets on Gambling, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2014
3. Politics, Economics, the Constitution and the States: NY State and MMA, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2013
4. It's Not What You Did but What Is Not Probed, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2013
5. Regulations and Their Impact on Small Business and Entrepreneurs, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2012
6. Justice above the Law, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2012
7. Playing Beyond the Rules, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2012
8. The Fourth Amendment: Is it Time for a New Interpretation?, The Suffolk Lawyer, July/August 2012
9. Out with the Old and in with the New: The U.S. Constitution, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2012
10. Obama Signs National Authorization Act into Law, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2012
11. Presumed Educators Abusing Their Charges, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2012
12. Legislating Parity, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2011
13. Guitar Wars, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2011
14. The 11th Circuit Weights in on the Health Care Law, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2011
15. Public Financing of Political Campaigns, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2011
16. The Fourth Amendment: Time for New Interpretation?, The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2011
17. Rule 11 and the Healthcare Law, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2011
18. Terrorists and Military Tribunals, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2011
19. Arizona's Proposition 200: Proof of Citizenship at Issue, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2011
20. The Healthcare Reform Bill, The Suffolk Lawyer, April 2010
21. Campaign Spending Supreme Court Ruling: End of an Era or Beginning of a New One, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2010
22. Issues of Extra-Constitutional Powers, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2010
23. Criminalizing Terrorism-Revisited, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2010
24. National Security, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2009
25. Prosecutorial Misconduct with Far Reaching Consequences, The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2009
26. Contact Law, Taxation and the U.S. Constitution, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2009
27. Private Medical Care, Canadian Style, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2009
28. Let the Punishment Fit the Crime, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2009
29. To Regulate or Deregulate, to Subsidize or Not, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2009
30. Legal and Illegal Manipulations in Pursuit of Fair Elections, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2008
31. Would Be Presidents, Economic Policy and Taxes, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2008
32. The Law of Supply and Demand: A Law That Defies Legislative Remedy, The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2008
33. The Presidential Election and the Issue of Public Financing, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2008
34. American Law, Justice Ideals and National Self-Defense, A The Suffolk Lawyer April 2008
35. Legislating Economic Policy, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2008
36. Freedom of Speech for Me but not for Thee, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2008
37. Voter Identity and the Limits on the Right to Vote, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2008
38. The Illegal Immigrants Question Takes Center Stage Again, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2007
39. Law or Justice?, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2007
40. False Accusations and International Misrepresentations, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2007
41. The Fairness Doctrine: Looking Before Leaping, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2007
42. The Second Amendment Debate is on Again, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2007
43. Abuse of Power in the Name of Justice, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2007
44. The United States Constitution, a Representative Republic and Supreme Power, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2007
45. Strange Justice: Conviction without Repercussions, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2006
46. The Capital Punishment Maze, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2006
47. Judges, Judicial Activism and National Security, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2006
48. The Debate Over No-Fault Option, The Queens Bar Bulletin, October 2006
49. Government by Lawyers, All About Mentoring, Summer 2006
50. National Security, the NSA and Telephone The Suffolk Lawyer Surveillance Programs, The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2006
51. National Security and the Free Press, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2006
52. Law, Economics and France's Dilemma, The Suffolk Lawyer, April 2006
53. Privacy, Criminals, and the North Country, The Queens Bar Bulletin, April 2006
54. The Debate Over No-Fault [Divorce] Option, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2006
55. A Case of Sexual Predators and their Victims, The Queens Bar Bulletin, March 2006
56. A Mixed Message on the Use of Force, The Queens Bar Bulletin, February 2006
57. Privacy, Criminals, and the North Country, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2006
58. A Mixed Message on the Use of Force, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2006
59. Government by Lawyers, The Queens Bar Bulletin, December 2005
60. Equal Justice Under the Law: A Case of Sexual Predators and their Victims, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2005
61. The Presidency, Congress and the War Powers Resolution, The Queens Bar Bulletin, November 2005
62. Ideology and the Supreme Court, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2005
63. Government by Lawyers, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2005
64. The Danger of Governing by Referenda, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2005
65. The Law and its Role in Humanity's Evolutionary Journey, The Queens Bar Bulletin, April 2005
66. Transcending the Spirit of the Law in the Name of Sport, The Suffolk Lawyer, March 2005
67. Revisiting Former President Clinton's Impeachment, The Queens Bar Bulletin, March 2005
68. The Jury System: Has it Outlived its Usefulness?, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2004
69. The Pledge of Allegiance: Does Under God Still Belong?, The Queens Bar Bulletin, December 2004
70. The Jury System: Has it Outlive its Usefulness?, The Queens Bar Bulletin, November 2004
71. The Pledge of Allegiance: Does Under God Still Belong?, The Suffolk Lawyer, November 2004
72. The Law and its Role in Humanity's Evolutionary Journey, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2004
73. Hard Lessons from the Martha [Stewart] Conviction, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2004
74. Destination Iraq: American Principles in Baghdad, The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2004
75. Destination Iraq: American Constitutional Principles Keep Spreading To Places Where The Rule Of Law Seldom Ruled, The Queens Bar Bulletin, May 2004
76. The Limits of Criminal Law in the Combat on Terrorism, The Queens Bar Bulletin, April 2004
77. The Limits of Criminal Law in Combat Against Terrorism, The Suffolk Lawyer, April 2004
78. The U.S. Constitution's International Impact, The Queens Bar Bulletin, March 2004
79. The United States Constitution and Its International Impact, The Suffolk Lawyer, February 2004
80. Senate Traditions vs. The US Constitution, The Queens Bar Bulletin, February 2004
81. Senate Traditions vs. the United States Constitution, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2003
82. Transparency, the American Legal System and Corporate Malfeasance, All about Mentoring, Spring 2003
83. Private Property Rights, Prosperity, and Freedom, The Suffolk Lawyer, May 2003
84. A Complex Legal System: Unmistakable Evidence Of A Sophisticated and Advanced Society, The Queens Bar Bulletin, May 2003
85. A Complex Legal System: Unmistakable Evidence Of A Sophisticated and Advanced Society, The Suffolk Lawyer, April 2003
86. The Supreme Court's Rendezvous With Campaign Finance Reform, April 2003
87. Tort Reform's Unyielding Philosophical Obstacle, The Queens Bar Bulletin, February 2003
88. The Supreme Court's Rendezvous With Campaign Finance Reform, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 2003
89. Tort Reform's Unyielding Philosophical Obstacle, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2002
90. The National ID Card Debate: Will It Be Left up to the Supreme Court to Settle the Issue?, The Queens Bar Bulletin, December 2002
91. Popularity Vs. The Rule of Law, The Canadian Citizen/Cittadino Canadese, December 11, 2002
92. Popularity Vs. The Rule of Law, The Canadian Citizen/Cittadino Canadese, December 4, 2002
93. The National ID Card Debate: Will It Be Left up to the Supreme Court to Settle the Issue?, The Suffolk Lawyer November 2002
94. Transparency, The American Legal System, and Corporate Malfeasance, The Queens Bar Bulletin, November 2002
95. Popularity Vs. The Rule Of Law: A Cherished Principle Which Seeks To Place No Individual Above The Law, The Queens Bar Bulletin, October 2002
96. Transparency, The American Legal System, and Corporate Malfeasance, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2002
97. The Adult Student and The Decision To Apply To Law School, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2001
98. Is Justice Always Just?, The Suffolk Lawyer, December 2000
99. Voter Apathy: A Demonstration of Confidence in the American Legal System, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 2000
100. Voter Apathy: A Demonstration of Confidence in the American Legal System, The Queens Bar Bulletin, October 2000
101. Lying, Perjury, and Impeachment, The Suffolk Lawyer, September 1998
102. The Adult Student and the Decision to Apply to Law School, The Queens Bar Bulletin, February 1998
103. The Nanny Case: Has Justice Been Served?, The Suffolk Lawyer, January 1998
104. Law School Rankings: Do They Really Matter?, The Queens Bar Bulletin, November 1997
105. The Tax Relief Act of 1997, The Suffolk Lawyer, October 1997

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