Jeffrey D. Jackson
Publications

Articles in Law Reviews and Other Scholarly Journals

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"Socrates and Langdell in Legal Writing: Is the Socratic Method a Proper Tool for Legal Writing Courses, 43 California Western Law Review 267 (2007) [2.2 MB PDF].

"Beyond Quality: First Principles in Judicial Selection and Their Application to a Commission-Based Selection System," 34 Fordham Urban Law Journal 125 (2007) [166 KB PDF].

"The Modalities of the Ninth Amendment: Ways of Thinking About Unenumerated Rights Inspired by Philip Bobbitt's Constitutional Fate," 75 Mississippi Law Journal 495 (2006) [2.5 MB PDF].

"The Power to Suspend Habeas Corpus: An Answer from the Arguments Surrounding Ex Parte Merryman," 34 University of Baltimore Law Review 11 (2004) [2.6 MB PDF].

"The Daubert Trilogy in the States," 44 Jurimetrics Journal 351 (2004) (co-author with David E. Bernstein) [395 KB PDF].

"The Dog of War as a Puppy: The Constitutional Power to Initiate Hostilities as Answered by the Framing," 1 Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy 361 (2003) [1.2 MB PDF].

"The Selection of Judges in Kansas: A Comparison of Systems," 69 Journal of the Kansas Bar Association 32 (January 2000) [2.8 MB PDF].

Chapters in Books

"McReynolds, James," MacMillan Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court (forthcoming 2008).

Presentations

"Recent Developments in United States Supreme Court Cases," Washburn University School of Law, Recent Developments in the Law CLE, Topeka, Kansas, June 27, 2008.

"Just the Facts: Writing a Persuasive Fact Statement," The Art of Advocacy: Not-So-Secret Tips for Writing Effective, Persuasive and Ethical Legal Briefs, Washburn University School of Law, Topeka, Kansas, March 10, 2007.

Forum Panelist, "What Does Freedom of the Press Mean When the Press is the Internet?", Washburn University Constitution and Citizenship Forum, September 18, 2006.

Symposium Panelist, "Rethinking Judicial Selection: A Critical Appraisal of Appointive Selection for State Court Judges," Fordham Law School, April 7, 2006.