Bibliography

Forthcoming

  • Supreme ImproprietyLaw and Contemporary Problems (forthcoming)
  • Building an Effective Ethics and Compliance Program (Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming)

Books

  • Securities Litigation, Enforcement, and Compliance: Cases and Materials (West Academic Publishing, 5th ed. ) (with others)

Articles & Essays

Newspaper Articles and Commentary

  • Do the DOJ’s Sticks and Carrots Actually Work?, Compliance & Enforcement ()
  • A Better Understanding of How to Improve Demographic Diversity in Federal Appellate Law Clerk Hiring, JOTWELL () (reviewing Jeremy Fogel, Mary Hoopes, & Goodwin Liu. Law Clerk Selection and Diversity: Insights From Fifty Sitting Judges of the Federal Courts of Appeals, Harvard Law Review (forthcoimg, 2023).
  • The Compliance Professional? An Interesting Puzzle, JOTWELL () (reviewing James A. Fanto, The Professionalization of Compliance: Its Progress, Impediments and Outcomes (2020))
  • A Weakened Supreme Court Needs a Code of Ethics, Bloomberg Law ()
  • Legal Elites Serving the Poor (or Not?), JOTWELL () (reviewing Atinuke Adediran, The Relational Costs of Free Legal Services, 55 Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review 357-407 (2020) and Atinuke Adediran, Solving the Pro Bono Mismatch, 91 University of Colorado Law Review 1035-1079 (2020))
  • Improving Assessments of Compliance Failures, Compliance & Ethics Professional Magazine ()
  • Teaching Compliance, Part I, II & III, Compliance & Enforcement Blog ()
  • Will This One Stick?, Compliance & Enforcement ()
  • Repeat Corporate Misconduct, Compliance & Enforcement ()
  • What Does It Mean to Be a Monitor?, Compliance & Enforcement ()
  • Greater Transparency in Monitor Reports: An Unintentional Result?, Compliance & Enforcement ()
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Veronica Root Martinez

919-613-8540
martinez@law.duke.edu
Assistant: Jean Jentilet
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