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FIU Law Scholarly Impact April 2021

May 5, 2021, 9:45 am
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During April 2021, FIU Law’s faculty authors and publications were read in 133 countries and by scholars from 508 institutions worldwide. This scholarly impact resulted in 7,573 downloads of legal scholarship last month and contributed to 6,782 total citations to all publications. The following authors, series and publications achieved the highest impact:

Our Series and Publications

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Faculty Publications

2,859 downloads

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FIU Law Review

3,668 downloads

Caribbean Law and Jurisprudence

130 downloads

Our Authors

Thomas E. Baker – 489 downloads

Constitutional Theory in a Nutshell – 168 downloads

The Impropriety of Expert Witness Testimony on the Law               – 116 downloads

Charles Chernor Jalloh – 144 downloads

What Makes a Crime Against Humanity a Crime Against Humanity? – 46 downloads

The International Law Commission’s First Draft Convention on Crimes Against Humanity: Codification, Progressive Development, or Both? – 27 downloads

Jerry W. Markham – 646 downloads

Banking and Insurance: Before and after the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act – 76 downloads with Lissa L. Broome

Manipulation of Commodity Futures Prices-The Unprosecutable Crime – 171 downloads

 

Joelle A. Moreno – 164 downloads

Killing Daddy: Developing a Self-Defense Strategy for the Abused Child – 64 downloads

Half-Baked: The Science and Politics of Legal Pot

– 187 downloads

Ediberto Róman

Ediberto Román – 192 downloads

Who Exactly Is Living La Vida Loca: The Legal and Political Consequences of Latino-Latina Ethnic and Racial Stereotypes in Film and Other Media – 71 downloads

 

 

Louis N. Schulze, Jr – 38 downloads

Using Science to Build Better Learners: One School’s Successful Efforts to Raise Its Bar Passage Rates in an Era of Decline – 17 downloads

 

 

Howard M Wasserman – 483 downloads

Academic Feeder Judges: Are clerkships the key to academia? – 101 downloads

Fans, Free Expression, and the Wide World of Sports – 34 downloads

Readership Distribution

Digital Commons

7,291 downloads from

133 countries by

504 institutions

SSRN

513 downloads from

3,570 subscribers

4,646 visits

Expert Gallery

3,572 downloads from

115 countries by

262 institutions

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235 times

From Scholarship

6,782 times

Total Citations

6,547

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eResources Spotlight: Westlaw: Secondary Sources: Search Techniques & Best Practices Webinar

May 6, 2021, 12:19 pm
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Professor Gabilondo quoted in LA Times article on Cuban reforms

May 10, 2021, 7:41 am
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On May 2, 2021, the Los Angeles Times quoted Professor Gabilondo regarding foreign investment in a post-Castro Cuba.
You can read the article here.
Born in Santiago de Cuba, José Gabilondo joined the College of Law after working in financial market regulation at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the World Bank. He served as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs from 2009-2011. Professor Gabilondo teaches corporate finance, banking regulation, tax, and Profesión Jurídica Comparada, a Spanish-language course on foreign and comparative law. His scholarship focuses on financial markets and Cuba legal studies. He has presented at the Universities of Chicago, Buffalo, Havana, Columbia, Maryland, DePaul, Emory, Florida State, Georgetown, and Wake Forest, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, American University, Cuba’s Unión Nacional de Juristas, and the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México. His work has appeared in the Journal of Corporation Law, Wake Forest Law Review, Catalejos, Seton Hall Law Review, UNIjuris(Cuba), Maryland Journal of Business & Technology Law, and the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender, and Society, among others. He is the author of Bank Funding, Liquidity, and Capital Adequacy: A Law and Finance Approach and co-author of Corporate Finance: Debt, Equity, and Derivative Markets and their Intermediaries, in the American Casebook Series. He has been a featured speaker at meetings of the Latin American Law and Economics Association, the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy, Organización Nacional de Bufetes Colectivos (Cuba), the American Society for International Law, the American Association of Law Schools, the Georgetown University Conference on Socio-Economics, Law and Society, the American Association of University Professors, LatCrit, and the Latin American Studies Association. He is a nationally recognized commentator in the Spanish-language media on financial and economic matters.Professor Gabilondo is currently working on a book about business models for financial intermediation.
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Professor H.T. Smith Quoted on the Passing of Justice Hatchett

May 10, 2021, 7:46 am
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Professor H.T. Smith is quoted by Law360 and The Miami Herald on the passing of former Florida Supreme Court Justice Joseph W. Hatchett, the first Black member of the state’s highest court.  He was 88.

“The legacy of Justice Hatchett,” Professor Smith is quoted, “was that he himself, and through his mentoring of Black lawyers, opened the vaults of opportunity in every field of legal endeavor – public practice and private, federal and state – so that almost all Black lawyers are in some important way of his lineage.”

“Like Jackie Robinson,” Professor Smith continued, “Justice Hatchett was not just first person, but just that special type of person to break seemingly impenetrable barriers.  He was professionally excellent, and personally humble.  And that made it that much easier for all who followed.”

Justice Hatchett also made history as the first Black judge appointed to a federal circuit appeals court in the Deep South, and the first Black person in the 20th century to win a statewide contested election in Florida.

Read both pieces celebrating Justice Hatchett here and here.

Professor Smith is the founding director of the FIU Law Trial Advocacy Program and himself a trailblazing civil rights pioneer and trial lawyer.  He teaches Trial Advocacy and Advanced Trial Advocacy.

Reach Professor Smith at 305-348-8095 and htsmith@fiu.edu.  To learn more the Trial Advocacy Program at FIU Law, visit law.fiu.edu/trialad.

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May 10, 2021, 12:11 pm
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Waiting for the Smoke to Clear on Workers’ Comp Medical Marijuana Reimbursement (May 11)  Register Now

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The Cannabis Conundrum: Banks and the Legal Weed Industry (May 19)  Register Now

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Noncompete Law: History, Perspectives and Future Trends (May 19)  Register Now

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Teaching legal citation asynchronously with Professor Tracy L. M. Norton (May 19)  Register Now

Wednesday, May 19, 2021 03:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time

Description: In this webinar, participants will learn how to thoroughly cover legal citation asynchronously as part of a flipped or standard classroom design. The Interactive Citation Workbook for The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation® and LexisNexis® Interactive Citation Workstation comprise a formative assessment package of instruction and assessments designed to foster long-term learning through spaced repetition.

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Alumna brings new brand of leadership to FIU Board of Trustees

May 11, 2021, 7:09 am
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One of the newest members of the FIU Board of Trustees bears more than her fair share of others’ expectations.

Like those with whom she serves—primarily businesspeople who have reached the upper echelons of their respective fields—Chanel Rowe brings with her the intellect and high-level professional experience standard of those who sit on the board.

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My internship with Carlson Law – Josh Goldberg, 2L

May 11, 2021, 7:29 am
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This spring semester I had the opportunity to intern at Carlson Law in Miami Beach. I worked alongside attorney Chase Carlson, who is a 2010 FIU Law alumnus [he also holds a Master of Science in Finance from FIU] and the founder of Carlson Law. The firm specializes in representing investors, many of whom are athletes, against financial advisors, investment advisors, brokerage and wealth management firms. Mr. Carlson has been featured in the Washington Post and is often sought out as counsel as the go-to attorney athletes hire to recover their money.

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FIU Law honors outstanding students at 2021 Awards Ceremony

May 11, 2021, 5:38 pm
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On Tuesday, May 11, 2021, FIU Law held its annual awards ceremony to honor outstanding students from the Class of 2021. The virtual awards ceremony ceremony acknowledged those third-year students who excel both in and out of the classroom. The following is a list of the awards and recipients.

JACKSON LEWIS, LLP, LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT PRIZE – Devon Hoffman

GRADUATE WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF PRO BONO HOURS – Brandon Gonzalez

STUDENT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR – FIU Law Mindfulness Association and Sports, Entertainment, Fashion and Arts Law Society

OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE AFRICAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES – Jade Manning, Darya Massoudi, and Sofia Perla

LAW REVIEW SERVICE AWARD – Samantha Gonzalez

WAMR OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD– Matthew Akiba and Jeremy Weberman

INTELLECTUAL LAW PROPERTY CERTIFICATE – Deborah Sterlin and Shakeyla Flores

OUTSTANDING ARBITRATION SKILLS AWARD -Matthew Espino, Yenifer Formoso, and Rafael Prado

OUTSTANDING ARBITRATION SERVICE AWARD – Matthew Akiba and Juliana De Valdenebro Garrido

OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO MOOT COURT TEAM AWARDS -Michelle Juarez, Chandler Lefevere, and Ashira Vantrees

OUTSTANDING ORATORY SKILLS AWARDS – Francis Curiel, Samantha Gonzalez, E’leese Manrique

OUTSTANDING NEGOTIATION SKILLS AWARDS – Lindsay Behnke, Payton Kuenzli, Audrey Franklin, Liane Martinez, and Christina Ramsey

OUTSTANDING NEGOTIATION SERVICE AWARDS – Lindsay Behnke and Liane Martinez

OUTSTANDING TRIAL TEAM SERVICE AWARD – Carlos Salazar

OUTSTANDING TRIAL TEAM ADVOCACY AWARD – Chandler Lefevere and Angelique Hernandez

LLM OUTSTANDNG SERVICE AWARD – Giusy Gugliandolo

Honorable Mention for LL.M. commitment to service and the Clinic – Gabriel Pelaez and Sandra Rojas

LEADERSHIP AWARDS:

MURRAY GREENBERG PRIZE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARD – Anthony Rionda

ALEX AND MARIBETY ALVAREZ SERVICE AWARD – Taylor Gourley and Tatiana Zuniga

FACULTY RECOGNITION AWARDS –  Elisa Diaz, Sofia Perla, Christina Ramsey, and Anthony Rionda

EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE TO THE CLINICAL PROGRAM AWARDS

  • COMMUNITY LAWYERING CLINIC – Jessica Aujla and Tatiana Zuniga
  • BUSINESS INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY CLINIC – Patricia Argibay and Christina Coizeau
  • CARLOS A COSTA IMMIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS CLINIC – David Alvarez
  • DEATH PENALTY CLINIC – Giuliana Di Croce and Ashira Vantrees
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eResources Spotlight: Updates on PowerNotes

May 18, 2021, 10:10 am
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Personal research project – PowerNotes is here to help.

Keep text passages, annotations, images, bookmarks, and source info organized and accessible. No more scrambling to find where you saved something, a million open tabs, or lost time copy/pasting info from a website to a doc. When you’re done researching or taking notes, share your project with a friend to have them review your work – or you can download your work one of our various Word, Excel, or .RIS formats.

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Immigration Expert Analysis by Dominique Pando Bucci ’16 Published by Law360

May 18, 2021, 11:20 am
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Law360 published an expert analysis on immigration by Dominique Pando Bucci ‘16, which is currently the #1 trending article on their website. The article analyzes the U.S. Department of State’s current visa backlog caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read Tips For Navigating The Visa Processing Backlog here.

Dominique is a business immigration attorney at Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt, P.A., and a German Chancellor Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. While attending FIU Law, Dominique served as Editor-in-Chief of the 2015-2016 FIU Law Review.

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eResources Spotlight: LexisNexis Webinars

May 20, 2021, 8:48 am
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 Patent Prosecution: Practice, Strategy & Analytics (May 21)     Register Now

Friday, May 21, 2021 1:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00)

Description: This course will discuss trends in patenting, emerging issues in patent law and research techniques applicable to patent prosecution practice. We will review resources for searching prior art; avoiding USPTO rejections for drafting errors; leveraging analytics for examiners, art units, and technology centers to maximize efficiency; strategically managing large patent portfolios; and utilizing USPTO analytics for business development.

Labor & Employment Priorities in the Biden Administration’s First 100 Days (May 25)     Register Now

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Bankruptcy Fundamentals (May 28)     Register Now

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Prof. Carpenter quoted in the Wall Street Journal

May 21, 2021, 8:29 am
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Professor Carpenter was recently quoted in the Wall Stree Journal regarding recent proposals to remove commanders from the military justice system.

The article can be found here.

Professor Eric Carpenter is a nationally recognized expert on military law, death penalty litigation, and sexual assault law and policy. He routinely provides relevant, insightful, engaging, and unbiased commentary on these topics to the media, including The Today Show, CBS Radio, the Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, and the Associated Press, to name a few. He was also a cast member on the Starz true-crime documentary, Leavenworth.

Professor Carpenter lived and worked in the world of military justice. He served in the Army as a helicopter pilot and is a graduate of Ranger School and Airborne School. He was a judge advocate, serving as a prosecutor, supervising defense counsel, and Chair of the Criminal Law Department at the Army’s law school. He deployed to Afghanistan in 2003. He is an elected member of the National Institute of Military Justice and the ABA’s Military Justice Committee, and he continues to write influential articles on military justice system reform.

Professor Carpenter is still active in death penalty litigation. He is a consultant on the 9/11 commissions at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and advises judge advocates who defend service members in capital courts-martial. His experience is deep—while in the Army, he served as the lead defense attorney on a capital murder case and was part of the task force that wrote the current regulations for capital litigation in the Army. He is a member of the National College of Capital Voir Dire and speaks regularly on this trial technique around the country. He has written several articles on how jurors view the death penalty.

Today, he actively works to improve the legislation and law enforcement of sexual assault. As an elected member of the American Law Institute, he works on the ALI’s project to reform the Model Penal Code’s sexual assault and related provisions. While in the Army, he helped develop training and policy to address the sexual assault issue in the military. He focuses his scholarship on improving law enforcement processing on sexual assault cases and providing relevant information that policymakers can use when deciding how to reform the civilian and military systems.

If you need prompt, credible, and compelling legal commentary, contact Professor Eric Carpenter at ercarpen@fiu.edu.

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FIU Law Strengthens its International Presence by joining the Iberoamerican of Association Law Schools (SUI IURIS) as Permanent Member

May 21, 2021, 10:09 am
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The Iberoamerican Association of Law Schools (SUI IURIS) just approved unanimously the accession of FIU Law as permanent member during its XII Annual Meeting held on May 19, 2021. As a result, FIU Law will join the 29-member organization formed by the most prominent law schools from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, and Venezuela.  SUI IURIS offers a strong support network for academic collaborations, including law journals, visits and exchanges of professors and researchers, continuing legal education and other educational opportunities for students and faculty.

Prior to becoming a permanent member, FIU Law held observer status at the organization for three years. Gilberto A. Guerrero-Rocca, director of the FIU Law LL.M. program, was responsible to lead this effort to fruition and will continue to serve as FIU Law’s point person with the organization. This important milestone is the latest demonstration of FIU Law’s successful strategy toward expanding its international reach and strengthening its presence throughout Latin America and Europe.

Learn more about Sui Iuris here.

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May 24, 2021, 8:45 am
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Professor Gabilondo interviewed on Telemundo and Univisión about inflation

May 24, 2021, 10:03 am
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On May 10, 2021, Prof. Gabilondo noted that inflation metrics understate the actual loss of purchasing power on Telemundo’s Al Rojo Vivo.  See the segment here.

On May 12, 2021, Prof. Gabilondo discussed how low interest rates contribute to inflation for Noticiero Univisión.  See the segment here.

On May 16, 2021, Prof. Gabilondo noted how low wages contribute to labor shortages on Noticiero Univisión. See the segment here.

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Rising 2L Daniel Elliot Gonzalez Co-Authors “Playing With Fire: The Strange Case of Marine Shale Processor”

May 25, 2021, 1:03 pm
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Rising 2L Daniel Elliot Gonzalez has co-authored Playing With Fire: The Strange Case of Marine Shale Processors published by Hamilton Books.  Upon its release, the book was ranked as the #1 New Release on Amazon for Environmental & Natural Resources Law.

Mr. Gonzalez was brought on to co-author alongside Dr. John Sutherlin at the University of Louisiana – Monroe, who was inspired to write this book following a trip to Marine Shale Processors in graduate school. 25 years later, Dr. Sutherlin and Daniel have uncovered the story behind what was once the largest hazardous waste incinerator in the world, the women-led environmental justice movement that spawned from the company’s pollution, and the events that led to Marine Shale’s eventual downfall.

Mr. Gonzalez graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science in 2018 and a master’s degree in history in 2020 from the University of Louisiana – Monroe. At FIU Law, Mr. Gonzalez is the outreach coordinator for the Environmental Law Society.

Summary: Playing with Fire chronicles the ongoing struggle facing Louisiana families trying to live and work against the backdrop of corrupt politicians and corporate greed. However, the story presented here is relevant wherever low-income, disenfranchised people are not included in decisions about their health and environment. This book examines the tale of Marine Shale Processors, the world’s largest hazardous waste company, and the women who fought to protect their community and their children. The lesson here is that a dedicated group of people fighting for what is right can win and it serves as an example for any community that wants to determine what their own environmental future. Playing with Fire is a well-documented account that provides lessons for communities, government agencies, and corporations. It dispels the narrative that low-income communities must settle for jobs at the expense of clean air and water, and demonstrates that corporations that further trample on the rights of people will ultimately pay the price.

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ABA Appoints Senior Associate Dean Michelle D. Mason as member of Council for Diversity in the Educational Pipeline

May 27, 2021, 7:00 am
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The ABA President-elect has appointed Senior Associate Dean Michelle D. Mason as a member of the Council for Diversity in the Educational Pipeline for a one-year term commencing with the adjournment of the 2021 Annual Meeting. In this role, Dean Mason will focus on continuing the mission of the Pipeline Council, which is to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in the educational pipeline to the legal profession.

Read more: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/diversity_pipeline/

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Prof. Wasserman on Florida’s social-media law

May 28, 2021, 7:19 am
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Prof. Howard Wasserman appeared on WLRN’s Sundial to discuss the First Amendment problems with Florida’s new law prohibiting social-media companies from banning users.

Read more here.

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Prof. Manuel Gómez speaks about Access to Justice and Due Process during Covid-19 and Beyond

May 28, 2021, 8:14 am
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Professor Manuel Gómez is one of the speakers in the series “Quo Vadis Civil Justice? Filling the gaps in civil justice in the U.S. and Europe”, organized by the University of Oxford’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Emory University School of Law to be held on 28 May 2021.

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Prof. Manuel Gómez publishes a Report on the Right to a Physical Hearing in International Arbitration

May 28, 2021, 8:19 am
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Prof. Manuel Gómez is one of the 77 contributors to a series of national reports on the Right to a Physical Hearing in Int’l Arbitration led by co-editors Giacomo Rojas Elgueta, James Hosking and Yasmine Lahlou, in collaboration with the International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA). Prof. Gómez’s report focuses on Venezuela.

Read more.

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