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11, 2010 (which restyles and substantively
updates the Kansas Code of Civil Procedure,
K.S.A. 60-101-60-313; the bill is the product
of 17 Civil Code Committee meetings over
two years and four subcommittee meetings).
LINDA HENRY ELROD
Richard S. Righter Distinguished Professor
of Law
Publications: 2009 Supplements for 16
chapters in Kansas Family Law (Thomson
West 1999) • “A Review of the Year in
Family Law: Looking at Interjurisdictional
Recognition,” 43 Family Law Quarterly 923
(2010) (co-authored with Robert G. Spector)
• “Using Geographical Restrictions in the
Initial Custody Order” in 101+ Practical
Solutions for the Family Lawyer:
Sensible Answers to Common Problems,
p. 145 (3d ed. Gregg Herman) (2009) •
“The Federalization of Family Law,” 36:3
Human Rights 6 (2009) (special issue on The
Evolution of the American Family).
Activities: Member, Secretary of
State Advisory Committee on Private
International Law (ACPIL), 2009-present
(Harold Koh, U.S. State Department Legal
Advisor, Chair) • Co-chair, Children’s
Rights Committee of the Individual Rights
and Responsibility Section of the American
Bar Association, 2009-2010 • Panelist
“Compassion and the Litigator,” Phi Alpha
Delta, Washburn University School of Law,
April 21, 2010 • “Family Law Update,”
Kansas Bar Association 10th Annual CLE
Slam-Dunk Program, Manhattan, Kan., Jan.
29, 2010 • “Kansas Custody Law and High
Confl ict Parents,” Horizons: Solutions for
Change, Shawnee County Court Services
Program for High Confl ict Parents, Topeka,
Jan. 14, 2010 • “Sextexts and Subtexts -
Legal Rights for Children on the Internet,
At Home, and in the Courtroom,” 2009
Summit for Appellate Judges, Lawyers and
Staff Attorneys, Appellate Judges Education
Institute, Orlando, Fla., Nov. 20, 2009 •
Panelist, “Emerging Issues in International
Family Law,” Advisory Committee on
Randall L. Hodgkinson
Janet Thompson Jackson
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Private International Law, U.S. Department
of State, George Washington University Law
School, Washington D.C., Oct. 20, 2009 •
“Hearing the Voice of the Child in Hague
Abduction Cases,” Plenary Session on The
Hague Convention – A Parent’s Salvation
or a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing?, American
Bar Association Family Law Section Fall
Meeting, Montreal, Canada, Oct. 8, 2009
• “Horizons: You Hold the Solutions for
Change,” Shawnee County Horizons
Program, Shawnee County Courthouse,
Topeka, Sept. 10, 2009 • Keynote Address,
“Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration is Key to
Keeping Focus on Children in High Confl ict
Cases,” Fifth World Congress on Family
Law and Children’s Rights,” Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Canada, Aug. 24, 2009 • “Hot Topics
in Family Law: Nationalization, De Facto
Parents, and Trends,” Annual Conference of
the National Association of Appellate Court
Attorneys, Annapolis, Md., July 14, 2009.
ALEX GLASHAUSSER
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor of Law
Publications: Panel of Academic
Contributors, Black’s Law Dictionary
(Bryan A. Garner ed., abr. 9th ed. 2010)
(editing work on roughly 1,000 entries) •
Joyaku wa Kenryoku no Bunritsu Shita Renposei
no Moto de Ikani Saikosei o Mochiuruka [How
“Supreme” Can Treaties Be in a Federal System of
Separated Powers?], 43-2 Comparative Law Review
209 (Shigeo Miyagawa & Yoshiaki Haraguchi
trans., 2009).
Activities: “No Suit for You: Teaching
Ashcroft v. Iqbal,” Association of American
Law Schools Workshop on Civil Procedure,
New York, N.Y., 2010 • “A Return to Form
for the Exceptions Clause,” Central States
Law Schools Association Conference, Capital
University Law School, Columbus, Ohio,
2009 • “Constitutional Confl ict: Judicial
Supremacy and Congressional Power,”
Constitution Day Lecture, Washburn
University, 2009 • “37 Views of Mount
Fuji and 3 of Japanese Education,” Brown
Jeffrey D. Jackson
Bag International Lecture, Washburn
University, 2009 • “Judicial Supremacy
and Congressional Power Under the U.S.
Constitution: Returning the Exceptions
Clause to Form,” University of Tokyo Faculty
of Law, Tokyo, Japan, 2009 • “Discovery
of Electronically Stored Information in the
United States,” Doshisha Law School, Kyoto,
Japan, 2009.
J. LYN ENTRIKIN GOERING
Professor of Law
Publications: “Transactional Skills Training:
Contract Drafting—Beyond the Basics”
Special Report Transactions: The Tennessee Journal
of Business and Law 280 (Summer 2009)
Activities: President, Association of
Legal Writing Directors (ALWD), 2010-
2013 • Presenter, “Law and Lexicography:
The Dictionary as Legal Precedent,”
Rocky Mountain Regional Legal Writing
Conference, University of Arizona, Tucson,
Ariz., March 20, 2010 • Presenter and
Panelist, “Comparative Legislation and
Global Statutory Drafting Skills,” Global
Legal Skills Conference V, Monterrey,
Mexico, Feb. 27, 2010 (with Craig Tiedke
Smith, Richard K. Neumann, Jr., and
Zecharias Fassil) • Panel Organizer and
Presenter, “Legislative Lawyering,” Tenth
Circuit Spring Meeting, ABA Law Student
Division, Kansas Association for Justice,
Topeka, Feb. 13, 2010 • “Administrative Law
for the Solo and Small Firm Practitioner,”
Focus on the Solo and Small Firm
Practitioner, Kansas Bar Association CLE
Presentation, Salina, Kan., Jan. 22, 2010 • Copresenter,
“Using Jury Instructions to Teach
Clarity and Analysis,” 2009 Central States
Regional LRW/Lawyering Skills Conference,
Climate Change: Alternative Sources
of Energy in Legal Writing, Marquette
University Law School, Milwaukee, Wis., Oct.
10, 2009 (with Mary Barnard Ray) • Presenter,
“The Evolving ABA Accreditation Standards:
How to Use Them to Best Advantage in
Building (and Protecting) Legal Writing
Michael Kaye L. Ali Khan Tonya Kowalski