Forthcoming

• The "Unwritten Constitution" and Unwritten Law, 2013 University of Illinois Law Review (forthcoming)

Works in Progress

• How Congress Should Fix Personal Jurisdiction (January 19, 2013)
• Alternative Theories of the Crime
• Arms and Agents of the State
• Full Faith and Credit to Laws
• The Feigned Issue in the Federal System

Articles and Essays

• Conflict Resolution at a Medieval English Fair, in Eine Grenze in Bewegung: Öffentliche und private Justiz im Handels- und Seerecht (Schriften des Historischen Kollegs Kolloquien 81, Albrecht Cordes & Serge Dauchy eds., 2012)
• Constitutional Backdrops, 80 George Washington Law Review 1813-1888 (2012)
• The Uneasy Case for the Affordable Care Act, 75 Law & Contemporary Problems 17-27 (2012)
• Corruption, Clients, and Political Machines: A Response to Professor Issacharoff, 124 Harvard Law Review Forum 62-71 (2011)
• Full Faith and Credit in the Early Congress, 95 Virginia Law Review 1201-1279 (2009)
• Commentary, Why John McCain Was a Citizen at Birth, 107 Michigan Law Review First Impressions 49-57 (2008)
• Comment, Saving Toby: Extortion, Blackmail, and the Right to Destroy, 24 Yale Law & Policy Review 251-261 (2006)
• From St. Ives to Cyberspace: The Modern Distortion of the Medieval 'Law Merchant', 21 American University International Law Review 685 (2006)

Newspaper Articles and Commentary

• The Case for "Constitutional Backdrops", SCOTUSreport.com, August 29, 2012.
• Signed and Sealed: The Foreclosure Mess Aside, Making States Recognize One Another's Documents is a Good Idea, Slate.com, Oct. 12, 2010