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CENTER FACULTY:
Associate Professor David M. Siegel

Selected Publications

• My Reputation or Your Liberty (or Your Life): The Ethical Obligations of Trial Counsel in PostConviction Proceedings, 23 The Journal of the Legal Profession (1998-99) (April 1999).
• Magill's Legal Directory (Salem Press, 1999) (Contributor, Entries on Public Defender, Effective Assistance of Counsel, Homicide, Manslaughter, Prison System-U.S., Rape, Criminal Prosecution, Assault).
• Development and Presentation of Psychological Evidence in Criminal Defense Proceedings, (Chapter author, in Criminal Defense Techniques (Matthew Bender, 1999).
• Felix Frankfurter, Charles Hamilton Houston, and the 'N-Word': A Case Study in Evolution of Judicial Attitudes Toward Race, 7 S. Cal. Interdisc. Law Journal (1998).
• Transfer to Criminal Court in A Practical Guide for Juvenile Defense (Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 1997) (Co-author).

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