Associate Professor, School of
Criminal Justice, Michigan State University (1998-present)
Visiting Professor, Department
of Political Science, The University of Michigan (2000-2003)
Visiting Associate Professor,
Legal Studies Group, The University of Michigan Business School (1996-1997)
Associate Professor, Business,
Law, & Public Policy Area, Department of Finance, Michigan State University
(1985-1996)
Assistant Professor, Department
of General Business-Business Law, Michigan State University (1980-1985)
Lecturer, Department of Business
Law and Office Administration, Michigan State University, (1979-1980)
Associate Attorney, DeSelm, DeSelm
& Baker, Attorneys at Law, Cambridge, Ohio (1979)
Selected
Research and Publication
Articles
"There's Madness in the Method: A Commentary on Law, Statistics,
and the Nature of Legal Education," Vol. 57 University of Oklahoma
Law Review, pages 579-599 (2004)
"(Re)Drawing the Line: A Community on Overton v. Bazzetta,"
Vol. 29, No. 2, Corrections Compendium, pages 1-5 (2004)
(lead article)
"Review of Statistics
for Lawyers, 2nd ed., by Michael O. Finkelstein & Bruce Levin,"
Vol. 48 Journal of Forensic Sciences, pages 698-99 (2003)
(with DeJong)
"Liability of Security Firms for Negligent Hiring: Recent Developments",
Vol. 25, Journal of Security Administration, pages 1-17 (2002)
"The Revitalization of
the Eigth Amendment: A Warning to Corrections", Vol. 27, No. 8,
Corrections Compendium , pages 1-5, 29-31 (2002) (with Smith)
"Criminal Justice and the
2000-2001 United States Supreme Court Term", Vol. 79, University
of Detroit/Mercy Law Review, pages 189-227 (2002) (with Smith)
"Holding the Line? Liability
of Security Firms for Employee Criminal Acts: A Commentary on Maria D.
vs. Westec Residential Security, Inc.," Vol. 24, Journal of
Security Administration, pages 1-13 (2001)
"The Imposter
Rule and the Nature of Forgery Under the Revised Uniform Commerical Code:
A Doctrinal Analysis and Some Suggestions for the Drafting Committee,"
Vol. 39 American Business Law Journal , pages 25-56 (2001)
"The Impostor Rule and
the Problem of Agency Under the Revised Uniform Commerical Code: New Risks
for Bank Customers?" Vol. 106 Commercial Law Journal, pages
199-219 (2001)
"The Imposter
Problem and Forged Indorsements: New Risks Under the Revised Uniform Commerical
Code," Vol. 23 Journal of Security Administration, pages 13-24
(2000)
"New Rules Increase Risk
of Loss from Check Forgery - Loss Allocation Under the Revised Uniform Commercial
Code", Vol. 22, Journal of Security Administration, pages 31-40,
(1999)
"The Doctrine of Price
v. Neal in English and American Forgery Law: A Comparative Analysis,"
Vol. 6, Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law, pages
113-181 (1998).
"Restitution of Payments
on Cheques with Forged Drawer's Signatures: An Analysis of Loss Allocation
Under English Law," Vol. 4 Restitution Law Review [United Kingdom],
pages 27-59 (1996).
"Banks and their
Customers Under the Proposed Revisions to Uniform Commercial Code Articles
3 and 4: Allocation of Losses Resulting from Forged Drawer's Signatures,"
Vol. 25 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review , pages 57-79 (1991) (with
Ellis).
Wolfe,
Dow, Dobson, Nesteruk, Understanding the Law: Principles, Problems
and Potentials of the American Legal System (West Pub. Co. 1995).
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Editorial
Experience
Reviewer for Criminology
and Public Policy, 2002
Reviewer for Journal
of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 2002
Reviewer for
the International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice,
2000 to present
Reviewer for
the American Business Law Journal, 1990 to present
Articles Editor
of the American Business Law Journal, 1988 to 1989
Senior Staff
Editor of the American business Law Journal, 1988 to 1989
Reviewer for
the American Business Law Journal as Staff Editor, 1985 to 1988
Reviewer for
the American Business Law Journal as Referee, 1982 to 1985
Selected
Awards and Recognition
Listed in Who's
Who in America
Selected as research mentor
in Academy of Legal Studies in Business Research Mentor Program, 1992-present.
Selected as Articles Editor
on the editorial board of the American Business Law Journal, Spring
1989.
Selected as Senior Staff Editor
on the editorial board of the American Business Law Journal, Summer
1988.
