George P. Smith, II Office - Columbus School of Law

VITAEName: George P. Smith, IIOffice:School of LawThe Catholic University of AmericaWashington, D.C. 20064Telephone: 202-319-5140; Fax: 202-319-4459Email: smithg@law.eduResidence:2500 Que Street, N.W., #521Washington, D.C. 20007Telephone: 202-333-7128Present Position:Professor of Law, The Catholic University of America 1977-Research Appointments, Affiliations and Associations:Visiting Fellow, Center for Law, Society, and Culture,Indiana University, Maurer School of Law,Bloomington, Indiana (invited July-August, 2012)Visiting Fellow, Center for Law, Ethics and Applied Researchin Health Information, Indiana University,Bloomington, Indiana June, 2011Parsons, Visiting Professor, Sydney Law School,University of Sydney, Australia August, 2010Visiting Faculty Scholar, Melbourne Law School,University of Melbourne, Australia July, 2010Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College,University of Cambridge, England June, 2010Visiting Fellow, Institute for Law and Ethics in Medicine,University of Glasgow, Scotland May-June, 2010Visiting Fellow, Center for Biomedical Ethics and HumanitiesUniversity of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville July, 2009Visiting Scholar, Center for Ethics and Culture,Notre Dame University, Indiana May-June, 2009Visiting Fellow, Centre for Health Governance, Law and Ethics,University of Sydney Law School, Australia August, 2008Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Law, Australian National University,Canberra, Australia July, 2008

Visiting Fellow, The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion,St. Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge June, 2008Visiting Fellow, University Center for Law, Ethics, and HealthUniversity of Michigan School of Public HealthAnn Arbor, Michigan July, 2007Visiting Scholar, The Hastings Center, Institute of Society, Ethics,and The Life Sciences, Garrison, New York July-August, 2006Visiting Scholar, The Institute of Ethics, American Medical AssociationChicago, Illinois March, 2006Visiting Fellow, Centre for The Study of Religion and Politics,University of St. Andrews, Scotland April, 2006, March, 2007Visiting Scholar, George Washington University Institutefor Spirituality and Health, Washington, D.C. January-August, 2006Visiting Senior Research Fellow, Rothermere American InstituteUniversity of Oxford, England Trinity Term, 2006Member, New CollegeVisiting Scholar, Charles Darwin ArchiveUniversity of Cambridge, England June, 2006Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law, Macquarie UniversitySydney, Australia July-August, 2005Visiting Fellow, Wolfson CollegeCambridge University, England June, 2005Visiting Fellow, Emory University Law SchoolCenter for The Interdisciplinary Study of ReligionAtlanta, Georgia March, 2005Visiting Fellow, Institute for Health LawLoyola University, Chicago, School of Law May, 2004Parsons Visiting Professor of LawUniversity of Sydney, Australia July, 2003Visiting Fellow, Australian Institute of Ethics andThe Professions, The University of Queensland, Australia June, 2003Visiting Scholar, Center for Ethics and CultureNotre Dame University, South Bend, Indiana May, 2003Visiting Professorial Scholar, Cardiff University Law SchoolCentre for Medico Legal StudiesCardiiff, Wales, United Kingdom December, 2002Visiting Scholar, Reilly Center for Science, Technology and Values,Notre Dame University, South Bend, Indiana May, 2002

Visiting Scholar, Center for The Study of Science and Religion,Columbia University, New York, New York March, 2002Woodrow Wilson International Center for ScholarsWashington, D.C. March, 2002-Visiting Fellow, Georgetown/Johns Hopkins Program on Law andPublic Health, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Maryland August, 2001-August, 2002Visiting Professor, University of New South WalesSydney, Australia July-August, 2001Visiting Fellow, Faculty of DivinityCambridge University, England June-July, 2001The Mind/Body Medical Institute, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center,Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts December, 2000Visiting Scholar, The Poynter Center for the Study ofEthics and American Institutions, Indiana UniversityBloomington, Indiana July-August, 2000Quartercentenary Visiting Fellow,Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, England Easter Term, 1999Visiting Fellow, Crowley Program in Human RightsFordham University Law SchoolNew York, New York March, 1999Visiting Scholar, Center for Theology and The Natural Sciences,The Graduate Theological Union, University of CaliforniaBerkeley, California February, 1999Senior Fellow, University of Colorado, Institute forPolicy Research and ImplementationDenver, Colorado June, 1998Visiting Fellow, Center for The Study ofLaw, Science, and TechnologyArizona State University College of LawTempe, Arizona March, 1998Visiting Research Scholar, Center for Clinical Bioethics,Georgetown University Medical CenterWashington, D.C. 1998, 1999Visiting Scholar, University of WashingtonSchool of Medicine, Department ofMedical History and EthicsSeattle, Washington December, 1997Visiting Professor of LawIndiana University School of LawBloomington, Indiana July-August, 1997Visiting Professor, Indiana UniversitySchool of Medicine Program on Medical Ethics

Indianapolis, Indiana August, 1997Visiting Scholar, The Hoover InstitutionStanford University, Palo Alto, California April-May, 1997Visiting Scholar, Northwestern UniversityMedical School, Medical Ethics andHumanities Program, Chicago, Illinois March, 1997Visiting Scholar, Vanderbilt UniversityDivinity School, Nashville Tennessee December, 1996Visiting Fellow, Cambridge UniversityLanterpacht Research Centre for International Law,Cambridge, England July-August, 1996Visiting Fellow, Institute for the Study of Applied and Professional EthicsDartmouth College,Hanover, New Hampshire June, 1996Visiting Fellow, Center for Bioethics,University of Pennsylvania School of MedicinePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania May, 1996Visiting Scholar, Center for Law and Health,Indiana University School of Law,Indianapolis, Indiana July-August, 1995Visiting Scholar, Law, Medicine and Ethics Program,Boston University Schools of Medicine and Public Health,Boston, Massachusetts March, 1995Visiting Professor of Legal Research, University of Otago,Faculty of Law, and Visiting Fellow,University Bioethics Research Center,Dunedin, New Zealand July, 1994Visiting Scholar, The Poynter Center for the Study ofEthics and American Institutions, Indiana University,Bloomington June, 1994Visiting Senior Fellow, Center for the Study ofAging and Human Development, Duke UniversityMedical Center, Durham, North Carolina, May, 1994Visiting Scholar, Center for the Study of Society andMedicine, Columbia University College of Physicians andSurgeons, New York, New York December, 1993Visiting Professor of Legal Research, Queensland University,Faculty of Law, Australia August, 1993Visiting Scholar, Princeton Theological Seminary,Princeton University, New Jersey July, 1993

Visiting Scholar, The Center for Clinical MedicalEthics, Pritzker School of Medicine, University ofChicago, Illinois May, 1993Visiting Professor of Research, by courtesy,Indiana University School of Public and EnvironmentalAffairs, Bloomington and Indianapolis August, 1992Visiting Scholar, Center for Socio-LegalStudies, Wolfson College, Oxford University July, 1992Visiting Fellow, King's College Center of MedicalLaw and Ethics, University of London, England June, 1992Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge University,England, and Visiting Member of the Faculty of Law Easter Term, 1992Visiting Professor of Legal Research, Trinity College, Faculty of LawDublin University, Ireland April, 1992Visiting Professor of Legal Research, University of VictoriaFaculty of Law, British Columbia February, 1999, February, 1992Visiting Fellow, Working Center for Studies in German andInternational Medical Malpractice Law, Free University ofBerlin, Germany January, 1992Visiting Scholar, Center for Biomedical Ethics, University ofMinnesota Medical School, Minneapolis December, 1991Visiting Professor of Law, University of SydneySydney, Australia August, 1991Visiting Professor of Legal Research, University ofAuckland Law Faculty, New Zealand July, 1991Associate, Medical Institute for Law Faculty,Cleveland Clinic Center for Creative Thinkingin Medicine, Cleveland State University, Ohio June, 1991Research Fellow, Yale University Divinity School,New Haven, Connecticut April-May, 1991Visiting Research Fellow, Center for The Advanced Studyof Ethics, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 1990-1991Visiting Research Fellow, Center for Human Bioethics,Monash University, Melbourne, Australia July-August, 1990Visiting Fellow, Center for Biomedical Ethics, University ofVirginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville January, 1990Visiting Fellow in Law and Medicine, Hughes Hall,Cambridge University, England, andVisiting Member of the Faculty of Law April-August, 1989

Visiting Fellow August, 1994Visiting Scholar, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana,Rome, Italy July, 1989Visiting Fellow, McGill University Center for Medicine, Ethicsand Law, Montreal, Canada July, 1988Visiting Fellow, Center for Law and Technology, August, 1990University of New South Wales, July-August, 1987Sydney, Australia March-August, 1984Senior Visiting Fellow, National University of SingaporeFaculty of Law July, 1987Visiting Scholar, American Bar Foundation, December, 1986Chicago, Illinois May, 1987Visiting Fellow, Institute of Advanced Study,Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Summer, 1985Visiting Scholar, by courtesy, Rockefeller UniversityRockefeller Archives, Pocantico Hills, New York December, 1984Fulbright Visiting Professor of Law and MedicalJurisprudence, Faculty of Law, University ofNew South Wales, Sydney, Australia March-August, 1984Visiting Fellow, Clare Hall December, 1983-February, 1984Cambridge University, England December, 1986; June, 1987Visiting Fellow, The Max Planck Institute forInternational and Comparative Law,Heidelberg, Germany Summer, 1983Distinguished Visiting Lecturer and Scholar,Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales,Sydney, Australia May, 1982Visiting Scholar, The Hoover Institution,Stanford University, California July, 1982Eli Lilly Visiting Scholar in Residence, by courtesy,Lilly Rare Books Library, Indiana University, June, 2004Bloomington, Indiana (Herman J. Muller Papers) July, 1981Visiting Scholar, The Kinsey Institute forResearch in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, June, 2004Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana July, 1981Distinguished Visiting Scholar, Institute of Ethics,Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 1977-1981Visiting Scholar, Institute of Society, Ethics, andThe Life Sciences, The Hastings Center, New York March, 1981

Rockefeller Foundation Residential Scholar,Bellagio, Italy December, 1980Senior Commonwealth Fellow in Law, Science and Medicine,Yale University Law School 1976-1977University Fellow (J.S.D. Post Graduate Legal StudiesProgram), Columbia University Law School August, 1974-May, 1975Visiting Scholar, Cambridge University, May-August, 1975Cambridge, England April, 1978Prior Teaching Assignments and Public Sector Appointments:Parsons Visiting Professor of Law,University of Sydney, Australia July-August, 1998Visiting Professor of Law, University of New South WalesSydney, Australia July-August, 1987Visiting Professor of Property Law,Notre Dame University Law SchoolNotre Dame, Indiana Winter Term, 1986Occasional Lecturer, School of Medicine, UniformedServices University of the Health Sciences,Bethesda, Maryland 1979-1986Occasional Lecturer, School of Nursing,The Catholic University of America 1981-1986Fulbright Visiting Professor of Law and Medical Jurisprudence,Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales,Sydney, Australia March-August, 1984Adjunct Professor of Law, Maritime LawGeorgetown University Law Center 1971-1975Associate Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh(on leave, 1976-77 Yale Law School) 1975-1977Visiting Professor of Environmental Law, University of ConnecticutHartford, Connecticut Spring, 1977Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Public andInternational Affairs, University of Pittsburgh Summer, 1976Special Counsel, United States Environmental ProtectionAgency, Washington, D.C. 1971-1974Lecturer, Environmental Law, The Catholic University School of LawWashington, D.C. 1973-1975Special Counsel to the Governor of the State of Arkansasfor Environmental Affairs and Associate Professor of Law,

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville 1969-1971Visiting Assistant Professor of LawGeorge Washington University National Law CenterWashington, D.C. Summer 1967Assistant Professor of Law, State University ofNew York at Buffalo 1967-1969Legal Advisor, United States Foreign Claims SettlementCommission, United States Department of State,Washington, D.C. 1966-1967Instructor, University of Michigan Law School 1965-1966Krannert Teaching Fellow, Indiana University Law School 1964-1965Education:LL.D., honoris causa, Indiana University 1998LL.M., Columbia University School of Law 1975Certificate, Hague Academie de Droit International,The Peace Palace, The Netherlands Summer, 1965J.D., Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana 1964Member: Indiana Law ReviewB.S., in Business-Economics, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 1961Professional Services, Associations and Memberships:Member, Board of Directors, Centre for Health Governance,Law and Ethics, University of Sydney Law School, Australia 2008-Member, Board of Patrons, Centre for the Study of Religion and PoliticsUniversity of St. Andrews, Scotland 2007-Member, Board of Visitors, Indiana University School of LawBloomington, Indiana 1997-Member, Board of Directors, Brooks Foundationfor Ethics and Human Values, Tyler, Texas 1996-1998Consultant, International Bioethics Committee 1995-UNESCO Declaration on The Protection of 1995-1997The Human Genome, Paris, FranceMember, Editorial Board, International Journal ofMedical Practice and the Law, England 1991-2009Contributor, World Book Encyclopedia 1988-Consultant, New South Wales (Australia)Law Reform Commission 1982-1988

Member, Standing Committee on Curriculum andResearch, Association of American Law Schools 1987-1990Counsel to the Attorney General of Indiana 1987Member, Board of Directors, Institute for Law and PublicHealth Protection, Arlington, Virginia 1985-1989Member, Board of Advisors, Huddleston-Brown Publishing House,Port Washington, New York 1985-1989Founding Editor, The Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy,Catholic University Law School, Washington, D.C. 1984-1994Faculty Advisor 1995-1999Chair, Board of Professional Advisors 1999-2002Faculty Advisor 2002 -Health Law Society, Faculty Advisor 1995-2000Member, Institutional Review Board, Catholic University 1982-1992Consultant, The Heritage Foundation, United NationsAssessment Study 1982-1983Member, The President's Private Sector Survey onCost Control (Air Force Task Force) 1982-1983Regional Administrator, Jessup International Moot Court Competition,Washington, D.C. 1982Special (Consulting) Counsel, House Committee onScience and Technology, United States Congress 1981-1987Contributing Editor, United States Supreme CourtDocumentary History Project 1978Special Counsel for Environmental Legislation,by courtesy, Hellenic Republic, Athens, Greece Summer, 1977American Bar Association Journal Press Representative,United Nations Law of The Sea Conference, Geneva,Switzerland, June, 1979: New York, New York Spring, 1976National Co-Chairman, American Bar AssociationSpecial Committee on Environmental Quality,Young Lawyers Section 1971-1975Member, Arkansas Governor's Inland Waterway Committee 1969-1971Member, Arkansas Governor's Special Committee onDisposal of Toxic Substances 1970-1971Consultant, Arkansas Planning Commission 1969-1971American Bar Association Journal Press Representative,United Nations Conference on The Human Environment,Stockholm, Sweden June, 1972Consultant, University of Pittsburgh School of Engineering,

Transportation Control Strategies Program 1975-1977Consultant for Model Legislative Drafting ProposalsConcerning Artificial Insemination (Donor) inNew York and Pennsylvania 1969, 1976Consultant, Interstate Commission on the PotomacRiver Basin 1975-1982

Distinctions and Honors:Inducted, Indiana Academy of Law Alumni Fellows,for distinction in the legal profession, IndianaUniversity, Bloomington, Indiana 2007Inducted, The Most Venerable Order of The Hospital ofSt. John of Jerusalem, for contributions to Medical Science,New York, New York 1988Citation of Honor, Institute of Advanced Study, Indiana University,Bloomington, Indiana, for "path-breaking interdisciplinary research andwriting on medical and biological issues as they relate to the norms oflaw and ethics." 1985Distinguished Alumni Medallion and Citation for Achievements in theLegal Profession, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 1985See 131 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 17950 (June 27, 1985), Permanent Edition.Australian-American Fulbright Foundation Award,University of New South Wales, Australia 1984Certificate of Merit for Distinguished Service,United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C. 1974Arkansas Traveler Citation by Governor Winthrop Rockefellerfor distinguished accomplishments in public service 1970Retrospectives:Edmund D. Pellegrino, M.D., “Twenty-fifth Anniversary Dedication,” 25 Journal of ContemporaryHealth Law and Policy i (2009).Justice Michael D. Kirby, “Human Rights and Bioethics,” 25 Journal of Contemporary Health Law andPolicy 309 at 309–312 (acknowledging Professor Smith’s professional contributions).George P. Smith, II, “Twenty-fifth Anniversary Bibliographic Listing, 25 Journal of ContemporaryHealth Law and Policy 462–499 (2009).Rosalind F. Croucher & Cameron Stewart, “Conversations in Law, Religion, and MedicalScience,” 1 Macquarie Law Symposium Journal 1 (2006), Australia.Justice Michael D. Kirby, High Court of Australia, “The New Biology and InternationalSharing-Lessons from The Life and Works of George P. Smith, II,” 7 Indiana Journalof Global Studies 425 (2000).R.C. O’Brien, “The World of Law, Science, and Medicine According to George P. Smith, II,”8 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 163 (1992).A Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Professional Service Tribute, 135 CONGRESSIONALRECORD 24550 (October 12, 1989), Permanent Edition; A Bibliographic Tribute, 6 Journal ofContemporary Health Law and Policy 483 (1990).Dedicatory Issue of 2 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 1 (1986) in honorof professional contributions in Law, Science and Medicine.See 132 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 12516 (June 4, 1986), Permanent Edition.

Listings Include:WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD (Marquis); WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA (Marquis); AMERICANSCHOLARS (Cattell); CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS, New Revision Series, (Thomson Gale);OUTSTANDING WRITERS OF THE 20 TH CENTURY (Int’l. Biographical Centre); WHO’S WHO INAMERICAN LAW (Marquis); WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN EDUCATION (Marquis).THE BLUE BOOK (SOCIAL REGISTER) OF WASHINGTON, D.C.; THE SOCIAL LIST (GREENBOOK) OF WASHINGTON; THE SOCIAL REGISTER, NEW YORK.Admitted:Member:Indiana, District of Columbia, United States Supreme Court.Life Member, The American Law Institute; International Academy of Law and Mental Health;Indiana Society of Pioneers; The Cosmos Club.Pro Bono:Brief Amicus CuriaeMargaret Heckler, (Otis Bowen) Secretary of the United States Department of Health and HumanServices v. American Hospital Association, et al. (In the United States Supreme Court, Washington,D.C., September, 1985), 476 U.S. 610 (1986).Amici Curiae BriefEnvironmental Defense Fund, Ozark Society, Audubon Society, et al. v. Corps. of Engineers, et al.(In the United States District Court, Eastern District of Arkansas, Little Rock, February, 1971), 325 F.Supp. 728 (E.D. Ark. 1971).Submissions to the United States Senate Labor Subcommittee on Public Health and Safety, Hearingon Cloning, March, 1997.Submissions to the Subcommittee on The Constitution of the United States House ofRepresentatives Committee on the Judiciary, Oversight Hearing on Assisted Suicide in the UnitedStates, April, 1996.Statement to the United States Senate Finance Committee. Hearings on The Patient Self-Determination Act, July, 1990.Testimony before the United States Commission on Civil Rights on The Protection of HandicappedNewborns, June, 1985, July, 1986.Statement to the Investigations and Oversight Sub Committee of Science and TechnologyCommittee, United States House of Representatives. Hearings on Human Embryo Transfer, August,1984.Testimony before the Common Council, District of Columbia, regarding The Natural Death Act of1981 and The Determination of Death Act of 1981, May, 1981.Testimony before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States House ofRepresentatives. Hearings to Preserve the Buffalo River in Arkansas as a National River, October,1971.

PUBLICATIONS*BOOKS, CHAPTERS WITHIN BOOKS, AND MONOGRAPHS:Books:DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE AND THE NEW MEDICINE Elgar Press, Boston and London, England(2008).Reviewed by Bennett, 16 Journal of Law and Medicine 710 (2009); Skene, British MedicalJournal Blog, http://blogs.bmj.com/medical-ethics/2009/05/01books-review-distributive-justiceand-the-new-medicine-by-george-p-smith-ii/.THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND BIOTECHNOLOGY: A SEARCH FOR PRINCIPLED DECISION-MAKING (Springer) (2005).Nominated for a 2005 Pulitzer Prize in Non-fiction.Reviewed by Antonicelli, 23 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 1 (2006).HUMAN RIGHTS AND BIOMEDICINE Kluwer International, The Hague, The Netherlands (2000).Reviewed by Magnusson, 23 Sydney Law Review 630 (2001).FAMILY VALUES AND THE NEW SOCIETY: DILEMMAS OF THE 21ST CENTURY (1998),Praeger Publishers, Westport, Connecticut, and London, England. Reviewed by Prenetta, 16Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 459 (2000).LEGAL AND HEALTHCARE ETHICS FOR THE ELDERLY (1996). Taylor & Francis, Washington,D.C., and London, England. Reviewed by Durkin, 12 Journal of Contemporary Health Law andPolicy 731 (1996); Bernard, 18 The Journal of Legal Medicine 123 (1997).BIOETHICS AND THE LAW: MEDICAL, SOCIO-LEGAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL DIRECTIONS FORA BRAVE NEW WORLD (1993). Rowman Littlefield/University Press of America, Lanham,Maryland. Reviewed by Clendenen, 10 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 605 (1994);Casswell, 35 Jurimetrics 479 (1995).THE NEW BIOLOGY: LAW, ETHICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY (1989). Plenum Press, New York,New York. Reviewed by Reed, 9 Pace University Law Review 319, (1989); King, 5 Journal ofContemporary Health Law and Policy 359 (1989).FINAL CHOICES: AUTONOMY IN HEALTH CARE DECISIONS (1989). Charles C. ThomasPublishers, Springfield, Illinois. Reviewed by Howe, 6 Journal of Contemporary Health Law andPolicy 449 (1990).MEDICAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF CRYONICS: PROSPECTS FOR IMMORTALITY (1983).**Associated Faculty Press, Port Washington, New York.ETHICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES TO A BRAVE NEW WORLD (1982).** AssociatedFaculty Press, Port Washington, New York. (Two edited volumes).GENETICS, ETHICS AND THE LAW (1981). (Second printing, 1982).** Associated Faculty Press,Port Washington, New York. Nominated for the American Society of Legal Writers (SCRIBES) BookAward, 1982.**These three books are reviewed by Buetow, 2 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy173 (1986).RESTRICTING THE CONCEPT OF FREE SEAS: MODERN MARITIME LAW RE-EVALUATED(1980). Foreword by William E. Butler, University of London. Krieger Press, New York, and Florida.

Nominated for the 1983 Triennial Order of the Coif Book Award.Reviewed by Nixon, 14 N.Y.U. Journal of International Law and Politics 735 (1982) and Bailey,67 American Bar Association Journal 478 (1981).SELECTED DECISIONS, LEGAL NOTES, AND COMMENTARIES BEFORE THE UNITED STATESFOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT COMMISSION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE(1966). Private printing.MANAGING DEATH: END-OF-LIFE DECISION MAKING AND PALLIATIVE CARE (underdevelopment).BIOETHICAL INTERSECTIONS ALONG THE MORTAL COIL (under development).Chapters:“The Public Trust Doctrine and Natural Law” in ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE,ch. 5, Prasad ed.), Amicus Books, ICFAI University Press, Hyderabad, India (2008).“The Public Trust Doctrine and Natural Law: Emanations within a Penumbra,” in NATURAL LAW: AJURISPRUDENTIAL DEBATE, ch. 8 (P. S. Khanum ed.), Amicus Books, ICFAI University Press,Hyderabad, India (2008).“Access to Health Care: Economic, Medical, Ethical and Socio-Legal Challenges,” in HUMANRIGHTS AND HEALTH CARE, ch. 20, (D.N. Weisstub & G.D. Pinto eds.) (Kluwer, 2008).Chapter 6, “Managing Death: End of Life Charades and Decisions,” in AGING: DECISIONS AT THEEND OF LIFE, International Library of Law, Ethics and The New Medicine, (D. N. Weisstub, D.C.Thomasma, S. Gauthier & G.F. Tomossy, eds.), Kluwer Academic Press (2001).“The Baby M Decision: Love’s Labor Lost,” in SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD: POLITICS ANDPRIVACY 233 (L. Gostin, ed.), Indiana University Press (1990)."Religion, Law and Conscience in A Brave New World," in THEOLOGICAL AWARENESS ANDTEMPORAL RESPONSIBILITIES 65 (Serra Foundation, ed.), Catholic University of America Press(1985).Chapter 8, "Long Days Journeys Into Night: The Tragedy of The Handicapped At Risk Infants," inMORAL ISSUES IN MENTAL RETARDATION (R. Laura & A. Ashman eds.), Croom Helm PublishingHouse, Beckenham, England (1985).Chapter 3, "The United Nations and the Environment," in A WORLD WITHOUT A UNITEDNATIONS, (Burton Y. Pines ed.), The Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C. (1984).Chapter 3, "The Environment," in GOVERNMENT, BUSINESS AND SOCIETY--THE CHANGINGCONTRACT (Futures Foundation, ed.), McGraw-Hill (1977).Monographs (Limited Printing by Author):GOD, CAESAR, AND DARWIN: PARAMETERS AND PERIMETERS OF THE TOWN SQUARE(2007). McGill University, Canada.INTRACTABLE PAIN, PALLIATIVE MANAGEMENT AND THE PRINCIPLE OF MEDICAL FUTILITY(2007). Congress of The International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Padua, Italy.**

WHEN MERCY SEASONS JUSTICE (2007). University of St. Andrews, Scotland.**OF PANJANDRUMS, POOH-BAHS, PARVENUS, AND PROPHETS: LAW, RELIGION, ANDMEDICAL SCIENCE (2005). Macquarie University, Division of Law, Sydney, Australia.**UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND BIOMEDICINE (2001). Faculty of Law, University of New SouthWales, Sydney, Australia.LAW, SCIENCE, AND RELIGION IN A CHANGING WORLD ORDER: DESIGNING A TEMPLATEFOR THE AGE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY (2001). Cambridge University, Cambridge, England.COMPLEXITIES IN END-OF-LIFE MEDICAL TREATMENT (2000). The Mind/Body MedicalInstitute, Harvard University Medical School, Cambridge, Massachusetts.THE ELDERLY AND HEALTH CARE RATIONING (2000). The Poynter Center for The Study ofEthics and American Institutions, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.**Updated and Reprinted: 8 Pierce L. Rev. 171 (2009).THE LAST RIGHT: EUTHANASIA, SUICIDE OR SELF-DETERMINATION—ETHICAL, LEGAL, ANDPHILOSOPHICAL CONCERNS, (1999). Cambridge University, Cambridge, England.GENETIC ENHANCEMENT OR EUGENIC IMPROVEMENT: CONTROLLING THE BRAVE NEWWORLD (1999). University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.THE PLIGHT OF THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED (1999). Fordham University School ofLaw, New York, New York.BIOETHICS AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (1998). The University of Sydney, Facultyof Law, Sydney, Australia.PROCREATIVE LIBERTY OR PROCREATIVE RESPONSIBILITY (1998). The Center for ClinicalBioethics, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.DEVELOPING A STANDARD FOR ADVANCING GENETIC HEALTH AND SCIENTIFICINVESTIGATIONS (1997). The Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California.**FINAL EXITS: SAFEGUARDING SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE RIGHT TO BE FREE FROMCRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT (1997). Northwestern University, Medical School, Chicago,Illinois.ETHICAL IMPERATIVES IN LAW AND MEDICINE (1997).University of Texas Health Care Center, Tyler, Texas.LAND USE, ECONOMIC JURISPRUDENCE, AND NUISANCE LAW (1996).Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire.CHALLENGING FAMILY VALUES IN THE NEW SOCIETY (1996).Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana.A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH SUBJECT INDEX OF LEGAL THESES AND DISSERTATIONS AT THESQUIRE AND BODELIAN LIBRARIES--CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD (1981).Associated Faculty Press, Port Washington, New York.THE LEGACY OF PETER ZENGER (1977).Hampden-Sydney College Offprint, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL IN ARKANSAS (1970).Office of Governor Winthrop Rockefeller Offprint, Little Rock, Arkansas.* Copies of all the publications within this Bibliography are to be found in their entirety in ProfessorSmith’s archive at The Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. As well, his complete worksin Law, Science, and Medicine are in The National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature atGeorgetown University, Washington, D.C.ARTICLES:**** Articles and monographs accessed on the SSRN network at http://ssrn.com/author=625471.International Law, Comparative Health Law, Maritime Law:“Bioethics and Human Rights: Toward a New Constitutionalism,” 13 Constitutional Law & PolicyReview 68 (2011), Australia.“Variables in Health Care Policymaking: Resolving a Quandry?,” 17 Journal of Law and Medicine 52(2009), Australia.“Law, Religion, and Medical Science: Conjunctive or Disjunctive?,” 1 Macquarie Law SymposiumJournal 9 (2006), Australia.“Human Rights and Bioethics: Formulating a Universal Right to Health, Health Care, or HealthProtection?” 38 Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law 1295 (2005).**Listed on SSRN’s Top Ten downloaded list for Health Law Journals.“Re-evaluating The Freedom of Scientific Inquiry Through Biotechnology and Human Rights,”98 Proceedings of The American Society of International Law 115 (2002).“Allocating Health Care Resources to The Elderly,” 1 Elder Law Review (2002), an electronic journalpublished by The University of Western Sydney, Australia, (http://www.uws.edu.au/law/elderlaw/issueone.html).“Setting Limits: Medical Technology and The Law,” 23 Sydney Law Review 283 (2001), Australia.**“Genetic Enhancement Technologies and The New Society,” 4 Medical Law International 85 (2000),England."Harnessing The Human Genome Through Legislative Constraint," 5 European Journal of HealthLaw 53 (1998), The Netherlands."Restructuring The Principle of Medical Futility," 11 Journal of Palliative Care 9 (1995), McGillUniversity, Canada."Biological Determinism or Genetic Discrimination," 3 Proceedings, 10th World Congress on MedicalLaw 164 (1994), Israel."Market and Non Market Mechanisms for Procuring Human and Cadaveric Organs: When the Priceis Right," 1 Medical Law International 17 (1993), England.

"Toward an International Standard of Scientific Inquiry," 2 Health Matrix, Journal of Law-Medicine167 (1992), Case Western Reserve Law School."Re-thinking Euthanasia and Death with Dignity: A Transnational Challenge," 12 Adelaide LawJournal 480 (1990), Australia."Stop, in the Name of Love!" 19 Anglo-American Law Review 55 (1990), University of Bristol LawFaculty, England."Assisted Noncoital Reproduction: A Comparative Analysis," 8 Boston University International LawJournal 21 (1990)."From Cutlass to Cat-o'-Nine Tails: The Case for International Jurisdiction of Mutiny on the HighSeas," 10 Michigan Journal of International Law 277 (1989).**"The United Nations and the Environment: Sometimes a Great Notion?" 19 University of TexasInternational Law Journal 335 (1984)."The Plight of The Genetically Handicapped Newborn: A Comparative Analysis," 9 Holdsworth LawReview 164 (1984), University of Birmingham Law Faculty, England."Handicapped Babies and The Law: The United States Position," The International LegalPractitioner 86 (September, 1984)."Acid Rain: A Transnational Perspective," 4 New York Law School Journal of International andComparative Law 459 (1983).INSERTED: Acid Rain Research Hearing before The Subcommittee on Natural Resources,Agriculture Research and Environment of the Committee on Science and Technology, U.S.House of Representatives, April 3, 1985 (Rep. No. 81)."Equity and Admiralty: A Turbulent Path to Manifest Destiny," 5 Northwestern University Journal ofInternational Law & Business 65 (1983).**"The Perils and Peregrinations of Surrogate Mothers," 1 International Journal of Medicine and Law325 (1982), University of Haifa, Israel."The Politics of Lawmaking: Problems in International Maritime Regulation—Innocent Passage v.Free Transit," 37 Pittsburgh Law Review 387 (1976).**"On The Waterfront At The Pier's Edge: The Longshoremen's and Harbor Worker's CompensationAct," 56 Cornell Law Review 114 (1970).CITED: Ronald Barber v. New England Fish Company, 510 P.2d 806, 807 (Alaska 1973).REPRINTED: 1971 Personal Injury Annual, Matthew Bender; Torts and Workmen'sCompensation Law Annual (1971), Ohio State University Press; Workmen's Compensation LawReview (1973), W.H. Hein Press."The Concept of Free Seas: Shaping Modern Maritime Policy Within a Vector of HistoricalInfluence," 11 The International Lawyer 335 (1977)."Toward an International Standard of Environmental Protection," 2 Pepperdine University LawReview 28 (1974)."Stockholm. The Summer of '72: An Affair to Remember?" 58 American Bar Association Journal1194 (1973).INSERTED: 119 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD E7213, March 8, 1973.

"Apostrophe to a Troubled Ocean," 5 Indiana Law Review 267 (1972).Bioethics, Law, Science, Medicine & Technology, Family Law:“Refractory Pain, Existential Suffering and Palliative Care: Releasing the Unbearable Lightness ofBeing” 20 Cornell Journal of Law and Policy 469 (2011).**“Social Justice and Health Care Management: An Elusive Quest,” 9 Houston Journal of Health Lawand Policy 1 (2009).**“Policy Making and The New Medicine: Managing a Magnificent Obsession,” 3 Journal of Health andBiomedical Law 303 (2008).**“Law, Medicine, and Religion: Towards a Dialogue and a Partnership in Biomedical Technology andDecisionmaking,” 21 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 169 (2005).**“The Vagaries of Informed Consent,” 1 Indiana Health Law Review 111 (2004).“‘Just Say No!—The Right to Refuse Psychotropic Medication in Long-Term Care Facilities,’” 13Annals of Health Law 1 (2004).**“Distributive Justice and Health Care,” 18 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 421(2002).REFERENCED: JONATHAN HERRING, MEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS (2006); JANET L.DOLGIN & LOIS L. SHEPARD, THE LAW AND BIOETHICS 691-692 (2004).“Euphemistic Codes and Tell-Tale Hearts: Humane Assistance in End-of-Life Cases,” 10 HealthMatrix, Journal of Law-Medicine 175 (2000).**“Judicial Decisionmaking in the Age of Biotechnology,” 13 Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics andPublic Policy 93 (1999).**CITED: Stan Baker, et al. v. State of Vermont, et al., 744 A.2d 864, 889 (Vt. 1999)."Patient Dumping: Implications for the Elderly," 6 Elder Law Journal 165 (1998)."Terminal Sedation as Palliative Care: Revalidating a Right To a Good Death," 7 CambridgeQuarterly of Healthcare Ethics 382 (1998)."Complexities in Biomedical Decisionmaking," 1 Perspectives on Law and The Public Interest (1997),an electronic journal published by The University of Richmond Law School, renamed The Journal ofLaw and Public Interest,

"Accessing Genomic Information or Safeguarding Genetic Privacy," 9 Journal of Law and Health 121(1995).REFERENCED: PETER BLANCK, MICHAEL WATERSTONE, EVE HILL & CHARLESSIEGAL, DISABILITY CIVIL RIGHTS LAW AND POLICY 29-6 (2004)."Biomedicine and Biomedical Ethics: De Lege Lata, De Lege Ferenda," 9 Journal of ContemporaryHealth Law and Policy 233 (1993)."Reviving the Swan, Extending the Curse of Methuselah or Adhering to the Kevorkian Ethic?" 2Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 49 (1993)."Murder She Wrote, or Was It Merely Selective Non-Treatment?" 8 Journal of Contemporary HealthLaw and Policy 49 (1992)."Incest and Intrafamilial Child Abuse: Fatal Attractions or Forced and Dangerous Liaisons?" 29Journal of Family Law 833 (1991).LISTED: Social Planning, Policy and Development Abstracts International Data Base."The Ethics of Ethics Committees," 6 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 157 (1990).**"Recognizing Personhood and The Right to Die with Dignity," 6 Journal of Palliative Care 24 (1990),McGill University, Canada."The Frankenstein Myth and Contemporary Human Experimentation: Spectre, Legacy, Curse orImperative," 2 BioLaw S463 (1990)."Fetal Abuse: Culpable Behavior by Pregnant Women or Parental Immunity?" 3 Journal of Law andHealth 23 (1989)."All's Well That Ends Well: Toward a Policy of Assisted Rational Suicide or Merely Enlightened Self-Determination?" 22 University of California-Davis Law Review 275 (1989).**CITED AND DISCUSSED: Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health, et al., 497 U.S.261, 280 (1990), per Rehnquist, C.J.; Mauro, Once `Fate,' Death Now a `Choice,' USA TODAY,June 26, 1990, at 1, col. 2; Cohn, An Assisted Suicide, WASH. POST HEALTH, June 12, 1990,at 7.CITED ALSO in: Reinking v. Philadelphia Am. Life Ins. Co., 910 F.2d 1210, 1216 (4 th Cir. Md.1990); Fosmire v. Nicoleau, 75 N.Y.2d 218, 551 N.E.2d 77 (1990), 551 N.Y.S.2d 876 (1990);Donaldson v. Lungren, 2 Cal. App. 4 th 1614 (1992)."Biotechnology and The Law: Social Responsibility v. Freedom of Scientific Inquiry," 39 Mercer LawReview 437 (1988).**"Limitations on Reproductive Autonomy for the Mentally Handicapped," 4 Journal of ContemporaryHealth Law and Policy 71 (1988)."The Baby M Decision: Love's Labor Lost," 16 Law, Medicine and Health Care 121 (1990).**REPRINTED: SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD: POLITICS AND PRIVACY 233 (L. Gostin ed.1990)."Nudity, Obscenity and Pornography: The Streetcars Named Lust and Desire," 4 Journal ofContemporary Health Law and Policy 155 (1988).**"Medico-Legal Challenges Into The 21st Century," REPORTS OF THE MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETYOF SINGAPORE 22 (1988)."The Province and Function of Law, Science and Medicine: Leeways of Choice, Patterns of

Discourse," 10 University of New South Wales Law Journal 103 (1987)."Death Be Not Proud: Medical, Ethical and Legal Dilemmas in Resource Allocation," 3 Journal ofContemporary Health Law and Policy 47 (1987)."Cryonic Suspension and The Law," 17 Omega--The Journal of Death and Dying 1 (1986-1987),Arizona State University."Procreational Autonomy v. State Intervention: Opportunity or Crisis for a Brave New World?" 2Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy 635 (1986).REFERENCED: Sociological Abstracts, 1987."Intimations of Life: Extracorporeality and The Law," 21 Gonzaga Law Review 395 (1986)."Genetics, Eugenics and Public Policy," 1985 Southern Illinois Law Review 435."Lost Horizons, Captain's Courageous and Disabled Newborns: Raging Against The Dying Light," 1REPORTS OF THE SEVENTH WORLD CONGRESS ON MEDICAL LAW 75, Belgium (1985)."Triage: Endgame Realities," 1 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 143 (1985).**"Australia's Frozen ‘Orphan' Embryos: A Medical, Legal and Ethical Dilemma," 24 Journal of FamilyLaw 27 (1985)."Defective Newborns and Government Intermeddling," 25 Medicine, Science and The Law 44 (1985),British Academy of Forensic Science, London."Sexual Autonomy or Government Intervention: Artificial Fathers and Surrogate Mothers,"REPORTS OF THE WORLD CONGRESS ON LAW AND MEDICINE 24, India (1985)."Life or Death--Who Decides?" 7 PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEDICAL LEGAL SOCIETY OF NEWSOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, 190 (1985)."Sexuality, Privacy and The New Biology," 67 Marquette Law Review 263 (1984) (with RobertoIraola).**CITED: Y.G. v. Jewish Hosp. of St. Louis, 795 S.W.2d 488, 492 (Mo. Ct. App. 1990)."Eugenics and The Family: Exploring the Yin and the Yang," 8 University of Tasmania Law Review 4(1984), Australia."Intimations of Immortality: Clones, Cryons and The Law," 6 University of New South Wales LawJournal 119 (1983), Australia.CITED: Research Involving Embryos and Prohibition of Human Cloning (Bill) 2002, Bills DigestNo.17 2002-03, Parliament of Australia. http://www.aph.gov/au/library/pubs/bd/2002-03/03bd017.htm."The Iceperson Cometh: Cryonics and The Law," 1 The Journal of Contemporary Health Issues 23(1983), Case-Western Reserve University Medical School."Cryonic Suspension--A Prospect for Immortality," (For the United States House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology), 129 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD E5784 (Nov. 18, 1983)."The Promise of Abundant Life: Patenting a Magnificent Obsession," 8 Utah Journal ofContemporary Law 85 (1982).

"Intrusions of a Parvenu: Science, Religion and The New Biology," 3 Pace University Law Review63 (1982)."The Razor's Edge of Human Bonding: Artificial Fathers and Surrogate Mothers," 5 Western NewEngland Law Review 639 (1983)."Beyond the Land of Oz: Clones, Cyborgs and Chimeras," 2 REPORTS OF THE SIXTH WORLDCONGRESS ON MEDICAL LAW 15 (1982); Jus Medicum 35 (1984)."Artificial Insemination Redivivus: Permutations Within A Penumbra," 2 The Journal of LegalMedicine 113 (Am. College of Legal Med., 2nd Series) (1981)."Medicine, Law and Morality: The Szaszian Imperative," 1 Proceedings, ASCLEPIUS ATSYRACUSE: Thomas Szasz, Libertarian Humanist, 65 (M.E. Grenander ed. 1981)."Great Expectations or Convoluted Realities: Artificial Insemination in Flux," 3 Family Law Review37 (1980), Canada."A Close Encounter of the First Kind: Artificial Insemination and an Enlightened Judiciary," 17Journal of Family Law 41 (1978).DISCUSSED: NEW YORK TIMES, March 9, 1979, at 18, col. 1."Uncertainties on the Spiral Staircase: Metaethics and The New Biology," 41 The Pharos MedicalJournal 10 (1978), Stanford University Medical School."The Medico-Legal Challenges of Preparing For A Brave Yet Somewhat Frightening New World," 5Journal of Legal Medicine 9 (GMT Medical Systems Division, 1st Series) (April, 1977)."Manipulating the Genetic Code: Jurisprudential Conundrums," 64 Georgetown University LawJournal 697 (1976)."For Unto Us A Child Is Born--Legally," 56 American Bar Association Journal 143 (1970)."Artificial Insemination--No Longer a Quagmire," 3 Family Law Quarterly 1 (1969)."Through A Test Tube Darkly: Artificial Insemination and The Law," 67 Michigan Law Review 127(1968).Legal Education, Legal Profession:"In the Beginning: A Tenth Anniversary History of The Journal of Contemporary Health Law andPolicy," 10 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 285 (1994)."Student Rights of Passage: A Full or Limited Partnership in University Governance?," 9 Journal ofLaw and Education 65 (1980)."Student Participation in University and Law School Governance," 1976 Washington University LawQuarterly 37."Academic Aloofness: Stimulant or Depressant to Legal Education?" 21 Journal of Legal Education89 (1968)."When You Wish Upon A Star--The J.D. Fantasy," 21 Journal of Legal Education 177 (1968).DISCUSSED: NEW YORK TIMES, April 15, 1969, Late City Edition, at 49; THE WALL STREETJOURNAL, April 18, 1969, at 16; TIME, April 26, 1969, at 63.

"Who Needs It? J.D. Only Instant Status Symbol" (entitled originally, "Instant Status─The J.D.Degree"), 3 Trial 18 (August-September, 1967)."Much Ado About Nothing--The J.D. Movement," 11 The Student Lawyer 8 (June, 1966).Jurisprudence, Legal History:"St. Thomas More: A Man For All Seasons, All Times. . . And All Ages," Utopia 1984, St. ThomasMore College Magazine 12 (1984), Perth, Australia."Marbury v. Madison, Lord Coke and Dr. Bonham: Relics of the Past, Guidelines for the Present--Judicial Review in Transition?" 2 University of Puget Sound Law Review 255 (1979)."The Development of the Right to Assembly: A Current Socio-Legal Investigation," 9 William andMary Law Review 359 (1967)."Dr. Bonham's Case and the Modern Significance of Lord Coke's Influence," 41 Washington LawReview 297 (1966).**Property, Land Use, Natural Resources, Law & Economics, Environmental Law, Public Health:“Re-conceptualizing the Law of Nuisance through a Theory of Economic Captivity,” 75 Albany LawReview (2012).“Legislating Morality Through The Common Law and Exclusionary Zoning,” 60 Catholic UniversityLaw Review 403 (2011) (with Gregory P. Bailey).**“Re-shaping the Common Good in Times of Public Health Emergencies: Validating Medical Triage,”17 Annals of Health Law 1 (2009).**“Cigarette Smoking as a Public Health Hazard: Crafting Common Law and Legislative Strategies forAbatement,” 11 Michigan State Journal of Medicine & Law 251 (2007).**Listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for Public Goods and Regulation in Health Economics.“The Public Trust Doctrine and Natural Law: Emanations Within a Penumbra,” 33 Boston CollegeEnvironmental Affairs Law Review 307 (2006) (with Michael W. Sweeney).**“Re-validating The Doctrine of Anticipatory Nuisance,” 29 Vermont Law Review 687 (2005).**"The Extent of Protection of The Individual's Personality Against Commercial Use: Toward a NewProperty Right," 54 South Carolina Law Review 1 (2002).**"Nuisance Law: The Morphogenesis of an Historical Revisionist Theory of Economic Jurisprudence,"74 Nebraska Law Review 658 (1995).**"Aesthetic Nuisance: Re-educating the Judiciary," 24 Real Estate Law Journal 26 (1995)."The Price of Beauty: An Economic Approach to Aesthetic Nuisance," 15 Harvard Journal ofEnvironmental Law 53 (1991) (with Griffin W. Fernandez).Honorable Mention: Best Environmental Law Articles for 1991. See, 23 Land Use & Env’t. L.Rev. v (1992."Electricity and the Environment: A Season of Discontent," 33 Federal Bar Journal 271 (1974).REPRINTED: 6 Environmental Law Review 41 (1975), as one of the Best Environmental LawArticles for 1974.

"The Environment and the Judiciary: A Need for Co-operation or Reform?" 3 Boston CollegeEnvironmental Affairs Law Review 627 (1974)."Energy and the Environment," 56 American Paper Industry Journal 26 (1974)."Does the Environment Need a Court?" 57 Judicature 150 (1973).INSERTED: 119 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD E8203, December 26, 1973."An Ecological Perspective for Arkansas," 5 Arkansas Lawyer 54 (1971).INSERTED: 117 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD S9555, June 21, 1971.“Coming to the Nuisance as an Economic Captive” (being developed and researched).Procedure, Judicial Administration:“The Elderly and Patient Dumping,” 73 Florida Bar Journal 85 (1999)."An Obscure Object of Desire: Minimizing the Information Reporting Burden," 30 Administrative LawJournal 115 (1979).INSERTED: 125 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD E1945, April 26, 1979."La Dolce Vita--Law and Equity Merged at Last?" 24 Arkansas Law Review 162 (1970) (with WalterW. Nixon, III).**"Orthodoxy v. Reformation in the Jury System: Pattern Instructions--A Resolution?" 51 Judicature344 (1968)."Effective Instructions to the Federal Jury in Civil Cases--A Consideration in Microcosm," 18Syracuse Law Review 559 (1967)."An Insurance Dilemma: Friendly and Hostile Fires," 10 Res Gestae 27 (February, 1966), IndianaState Bar Association Journal."Title 28, Section 2255 of the United States Code--Motion to Vacate, Set Aside or Correct Sentence:Effective or Ineffective Aid to a Federal Prisoner?" 40 Notre Dame Law Review 171 (1965).CITED: Coleman v. McCormick, 874 F.2d 1280, 1293 (9 th Cir. Mont. 1989); MacCollom v. UnitedStates, 511 F.2d 1116, 1122 (9 th Cir. Wash. 1974).**"Friendly v. Hostile Fires," 70 Dickinson Law Review 50 (1965).REPRINTED: 3 Civil Military Law Journal 46, New Delhi, India (Nos. 3-4, 1967); Abridged: 15Law Review Digest 36 (September-October, 1965).Reviews and Review Essays:Review Symposium, “The Ethical Canary,” 9 INDIANA JOURNAL OF GLOBAL STUDIES 555 at 584(2002) (reviewing MARGARET SOMERVILLE, THE ETHICAL CANARY: SCIENCE, SOCIETY ANDTHE HUMAN SPIRIT (2001)).Review Essay, "Biology, Bioethics, and The New Society," 14 Journal of Contemporary Health Lawand Policy 531 (1998) (reviewing JAMES F. CHILDRESS, PRACTICAL REASONING INBIOETHICS (1997); THOMAS F. MURRAY, MARK A. ROTHSTEIN & ROBERT F. MURRAY, JR.,THE HUMAN GENOME AND THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE (1996)).Review Essay, "Civil Liberties, Sexuality and The Law," 23 New York University Review of Law andSocial Change, 333 (1998) (reviewing DONALD G. CASSWELL, LESBIANS, GAY MEN ANDCANADIAN LAW (1996)).

Review Essay, 35 Jurimetrics 115 (1995) (reviewing JOHN A. ROBERTSON, CHILDREN OFCHOICE (1994)).Review Essay, 7 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 443 (1991) (reviewing IANKENNEDY & ANDREW GRUBB, MEDICAL LAW: TEXT AND MATERIALS (1989)).Review Essay, 6 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 437 (1990) (reviewing DIETERGIESEN, INTERNATIONAL MALPRACTICE LAW (1988)).Review, 55 Defense Counsel Journal 444 (1988) and 62 Florida Bar Journal 68 (Nov. 1988),(reviewing JOSEPHINE Y. KING, NO FAULT AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT LAW (1987)).Review Essay, 25 Journal of Family Law, 773 (1987) (reviewing JOHN H. BECKSTROM,SOCIOBIOLOGY AND THE LAW (1985)).Review Essay, 61 Notre Dame Law Review 142 (1986) (reviewing PAUL GOLDSTEIN, REALPROPERTY LAW (1984)).Review Essay, 30 American Journal of Jurisprudence 231 (1985) (reviewing LEGAL CHANGE:ESSAYS IN HONOR OF JULIUS STONE (A. R. Blackshield ed. 1983)).Review Essay, 6 Northwestern University Journal of International Law and Business 646 (1984)(reviewing GERALD A. MALIA, THE NEED FOR A COMPREHENSIVE MARITIME CODE (1984)).Review Essay, 42 The Jurist of Catholic University 569 (1982) (reviewing HAROLD A. BUETOW,THE SCABBARDLESS SWORD: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE QUALITY OF MERCY (1982)) .Review, 68 American Bar Association Journal 996 (1982) (reviewing OSCAR M. TRELLES, II, &JAMES F. BAILEY, III, IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACTS: LEGISLATIVE HISTORIES ANDRELATED DOCUMENTS (1981)).Review, 40 The Jurist of Catholic University 208 (1980) (reviewing JOHN P. BOYLE, THESTERILIZATION CONTROVERSY: A NEW CRISIS FOR THE CATHOLIC HOSPITAL? (1977) andSUSAN T. NICHOLSON, ABORTION AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (1978)).Review Essay, 38 The Jurist of Catholic University 459 (1978) (reviewing PHILIP REILLY,GENETICS, ETHICS AND SOCIAL POLICY (1977)).Review, 63 American Bar Association Journal 322 (1977) (reviewing DAVID L. SCOTT, FINANCINGTHE GROWTH OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES (1976)).Review, 59 American Bar Association Journal 1380 (1973) (reviewing DAVID L. SCOTT,POLLUTION AND THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY (1973)).Review Essay, 23 Arkansas Law Review 557 (1969) (reviewing LAW IN A CHANGING AMERICA,Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr., ed. 1968)).Review Essay, 16 Buffalo Law Review 533 (1967) (reviewing W. PAUL GORMLEY, THEPROCEDURAL STATUS OF THE INDIVIDUAL BEFORE INTERNATIONAL ANDSUPRANATIONAL TRIBUNALS (1966)).Review Essay, 64 Michigan Law Review 767 (1966) (reviewing F. REED DICKERSON,FUNDAMENTALS OF LEGAL DRAFTING (1965)).

Essays:Raymond B. Marcin: An Appreciation, 26 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 212(2010).Steven P. Frankino: A Fond Farewell, 22 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 1 (2006).A Tribute to Harry Pratter, 76 Indiana Law Journal 937 (2001).John L. Garvey: A Tribute, 49 Catholic University Law Review 1 (1999) (with Roger C. Hartley andthe Board of Editors).Dedicatory Essays in Honor of Drs. Josephine Y. King and Mary J. Flaherty, 7 Journal ofContemporary Health Law and Policy 1 (1991).Dedicatory Essay in Honor of Dr. Barry S. Reed, 6 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy13 (1990).William Warner Bishop, Jr.: Remembering a Gentle Giant, 10 Michigan Journal of International Law32 (1989).Dedicatory Essays in Honor of John L. Garvey and Raymond C. O'Brien, 5 Journal of ContemporaryHealth Law and Policy 1 (1989).Dedicatory Essay in Honor of Rosemary Donley, 3 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 1(1987).Dedicatory Essay in Honor of Steven P. Frankino, 1 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy1 (1985).Prefatory Essay in D.L. Scott's, FINANCING GROWTH OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITIES (Praeger,1976).Major Invited Papers Presented:“Managing End-of-Life Care: Medico-Legal, Social, and Ethical Challenges, A University MemorialLecture honoring Professor Myles N. Brand, President Emeritus, Indiana University, Bloomington,Indiana, November 9, 2011.“Bioethics and Human Rights: Toward a New Constitutionalism,” A Dedicatory Memorial Lecturehonoring Professor George G. Winterton, University of Sydney Law Faculty, Sydney, Australia,August 20, 2010.“Stewardship, The Common Good and Resource Management: Socio-Economic, Legal, andPhilosophical Challenges,” Center for Ethics and Culture, University of Notre Dame, Indiana,November, 2009.“Toward a Universal Right to Health, Health Care, or Health Protection?”, Centre for HealthGovernance, Law and Ethics, University of Sydney Faculty of Law, Australia, August, 2008.“God, Caesar, and Darwin: Re-defining the Boundaries of The Town Square through Law, Religion,and Biotechnology,” McGill University, Canada, Conference on Pluralism, Politics, and God?Considering Rational Theism in the Public Square, September, 2007.“Pain Management, Palliative Care and Self-Determination,” Thirtieth Congress, InternationalAcademy of Law and Mental Health, Padova, Italy, June, 2007.

“The Quality of Mercy and Common Dignity: Safeguarding The Last Right,” University Lecture inReligion and Politics, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, March, 2007.“Biotechnology, Spirituality, Modern Science, and Law: Shaping or Testing the New Modernity? (or,The Curse of Itching Ears).” Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture, South Bend, Indiana,December, 2006. Accessed at: http://ethicscenter.nd.edu/events/fallconfs/mod.shtml.“Finding a Point of Equilibrium—Law, Religion, and Medical Biotechnology,” The Institute of Ethics,American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, March 2006.“‘In God We Trust?’: Continuities and Discontinuities in Law, Science, and Medicine,” Centre for theStudy of Religion and Politics, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, April, 2006.“Normative Standards and Health Care Resource Management,” The Rothermere American Institute,Oxford University, England, June, 2006.“Of Panjandrums, Pooh-Bahs, Parvenus, and Prophets: Law, Religion, and Medical Science,” ADedicatory Lecture honoring Justice Michael D. Kirby, The High Court of Australia, at The MacquarieUniversity Division of Law, Sydney, Australia, July, 2005.“Parens Patriae, Paternalism, Autonomy and The Ulysses Contract: Pre Commitment Ambiguitiesand The Right to Refuse Treatment,” Twenty-ninth Congress, International Academy of Law andMental Health, Paris, France, July, 2005.“Contemporary Issues in Law, Science and Medicine: Charting New Frontiers in Bioethics and HealthLaw,” United States Department of Commerce, The Office of The Under Secretary for Technology,Program in Science and Technology, Washington, D.C., January, 2002.“Economic Efficiency, Justice, and Health Care Delivery,” Twenty-seventh Congress, InternationalAcademy of Law and Mental Health, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, July 2002.“Managing Death: End of Life Charades and Decisions,” Twenty-fifth Congress, InternationalAcademy of Law and Mental Health, Siena, Italy, July, 2000.“Ethical Challenges in Managed Care,” The University of Sydney, Faculty of Law, Sydney, Australia,July, 1998.“Bioethical and Health Care Delivery Problems: Challenges to the Administration of Justice,” TheUniversity of Sydney, Faculty of Law, Sydney, Australia, July, 1998."Bioethics and The Judiciary," Federal Judicial Conference of The Tenth Circuit, United States Courtof Appeals, Denver, Colorado, June, 1998.“Genetic Enhancement Technologies: Programming a Brave or a Confused New World,” FourthWorld Congress of Bioethics, Nihon University, Tokyo, Japan, November, 1998."Bioethical Challenges in the New Millennium," University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle,Washington, December, 1997."The Challenges of Ethics, Law, and Medicine," University of Texas Health Care Center at Tyler,Texas, November, 1996."Murphy Brown, Ozzie and Harriett, or Ludwig Wittgenstein: Pratterian Conflicts in Family Values forthe New Society," The Harry Pratter Dedicatory Lecture, Indiana University Law School,Bloomington, Indiana, April, 1996.

"Genetic Privacy and The Human Genome Project: Restraining the Jabberwock and the JubjubBird." The Wells Scholars Program, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, April 1996."Challenging Family Values: All in the Name of Love and Self-Determination," The HoneywellFoundation - Indiana University Foundation Lecture honoring Martha Biggerstaff Jones, Wabash,Indiana, April 1996."Biological Determinism or Genetic Discrimination," Tenth World Congress on Medical Law,Jerusalem, Israel, August, 1994, awarded the Gitzelter Prize for original scholarship."Biomedical Conflicts for the New Millennium," University of Auckland Law Faculty, New Zealand,July, 1994."Genetic Improvement, Biological Diversity and Death with Dignity: Dilemmas of the 21st Century,"University of Otago Law Faculty, Dunedin, New Zealand, July, 1994."Medical Futility: Safeguarding the Constitutional Protection Against Cruel and UnusualPunishment," Center for The Study of Aging and Human Development, Duke University MedicalCenter, Durham, North Carolina, May, 1994."Medical Futility or Human Compassion: Some ‘Indecent’ Proposals," Center for The Study ofSociety and Medicine, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, NewYork, December, 1993."Quiet Desperation or Heightened Living: The Plight of the Elderly," University of Victoria Faculty ofLaw, British Columbia, February, 1992."Health Care Delivery for the Elderly," University of Auckland Faculty of Law, New Zealand, July,1991."Human Experimentation or Human Advancement?" Monash University, Melbourne, Australia,August, 1990."Stop, in the Name of Love!" The International Meeting of The American Society of Law andMedicine, London, England, July, 1989."Murder She Wrote, or Was It Merely Selective Non-Treatment?" Hughes Hall, CambridgeUniversity, England, May, 1989."Tender is the Night and Gentle the Dawn," The Centenary Congress of the Australian and NewZealand Association for the Advancement of Science, Sydney, Australia, May, 1988."Opportunities for The New Biology: Perplexities in The Yin and The Yang," The National Universityof Singapore, July, 1987."Medico-Legal Challenges of The 21st Century," Medico-Legal Society of Singapore, July, 1987."The Province and Function of Law, Science and Medicine: Leeways of Choice, Patterns ofDiscourse," The Julius Stone Memorial Lecture, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia,August, 1987."Partings and Sweet Sorrows," The American Bar Foundation, Chicago, Illinois, May, 1987."Legal Aspects of Selective Non-Treatment of Patients," University of Texas Medical School,Houston, Texas, January, 1987.

"Self Determination v. Rational Suicide," The International Meeting of The American Society of Lawand Medicine, Sydney, Australia, August, 1986."The Right to Property in American Constitutional Law," The Konrad Adenauer Foundation, NotreDame University, April, 1986."Beginnings and Endings in Life: Medical and Legal Conundrums," The University of Texas MedicalSchool, Houston, Texas, March, 1986."Medical, Legal and Religious Challenges to the New Biology and The Quandary of In VitroFertilization or, Procreational Autonomy: Possessory Interest or Vested Right?" The Thomas J.White Lecture, Notre Dame University Law School, February, 1986."Death Be Not Proud: Medical, Ethical and Legal Dilemmas," The Rosemary Donley Lecture,Catholic University of America School of Nursing, Washington, D.C., March, 1986."Lost Horizons, Captains Courageous and Handicapped Newborns: Raging Against the DyingLight," Seventh World Congress on Medical Law, University of Gent, Belgium, August, 1985."To Be or Not To Be: Self-Deliverance v. Parens Patriae," Indiana University, Institute of AdvancedStudy, Bloomington, Indiana, July, 1985."Sexual Autonomy or Government Intervention: Artificial Fathers and Surrogate Mothers," WorldCongress on Law and Medicine, New Delhi, India, February, 1985."The Extent of Government Intervention with Handicapped At Risk Newborns," University of TexasMedical School, Houston, February, 1985."Religion, Law and Conscience in a Brave New World," Serra International Foundation, Washington,D.C., January, 1985."Parens Patriae, Familial Autonomy and Orwellian Spectres: Look Back in Anger?" TwentiethBiennial Meeting of The International Bar Association, Vienna, Austria, September, 1984."1984: A Brave or a Confused New World?" THE 1984 FULBRIGHT LECTURES, Australia, March-August, 1984.-"Procreational Autonomy: Values Gone Awry?"-"The Handicapped Newborn: Blessing or Burden?"-"Eugenics and Family Planning: Exploring the Yin and the Yang."-"Surrogate Mothers of the World Unite!"-"El Dorado and The Promise of Cryonic Suspension."-"Questions Surrounding the Formation of Life Saving Strategies for Neonates:Triage and the Allocation of Scarce Resources."-"Strangled Cries in the Maternity Ward: The Plight of The Handicapped Newborn andThe Orwellian Spectre of Big Brother" (Presented to the Medico-Legal Society of NewSouth Wales)."Quality of Life v. Sanctity of Creation," Cambridge University Medical School, February, 1984."Transnational Problems of The Environment," Cambridge University Law School, March, 1984."Beyond the Land of Oz: Clones, Cyborgs and Chimeras," Sixth World Congress on Medical Law,Gent, Belgium, August, 1982.

"Medicine, Law and Morality: The Szaszian Imperative," Asclepius at Syracuse: Thomas Szasz,Libertarian Humanist, State University of New York at Albany (The Institute for Humanistic Studies),April, 1980."Cyro-banking and the Law: Perspectives in Family Planning," American Association for theAdvancement of Science, Houston, Texas, January, 1979."Law, Science and Medicine: The Challenges of the 21st Century," Judge Advocate General'sSchool, Quantico, Virginia, July, 1979."Seedtime of Colonial Freedom-Peter Zenger's Legacy," Society of the Cincinnati College Lecture,Hampden-Sydney College, Virginia, April, 1977."The Environment, The State and The Federal Government--A Dynamic Alliance for Action,"Arkansas State University Convocation Address, April, 1970.Colloquies/Symposia:“Medical Futility, Terminal Sedation, and Palliative Management,” Boston University School of Lawand Public Health, September, 2008.“Re-evaluating The Freedom of Scientific Inquiry through Biotechnology and Human Rights,” for apanel on International Perspectives on Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Human Rights,American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., March, 2002.“The New Genetics: Healthcare Decision Making and Pastoral Care,” Georgetown University MedicalCenter, Washington, D.C., May, 2001.“The Ethical Canary: Science, Society and The Human Spirit,” Indiana University, Bloomington,Indiana, April 2000.“Originalism in Constitutional Jurisprudence,” The CATO Institute, Washington, D.C., April, 2000.“The Rise of Class Action Law Suits Against Health Care Providers,” American Enterprise Institute,Washington, D.C., March, 2000."Toward an International Right of Health Care," University of Cambridge Research Center forInternational Law, Cambridge, England, August, 1996."Informed Consent to Non-therapeutic Medicine," Center for Bioethics, University of PennsylvaniaMedical Center, Philadelphia, May, 1996."Decision Making in Palliative Care," National Institutes of Health, Washington, D.C., March, 1994."Genetic Discrimination and the Law: The Moral and Social Ramifications of Genetic Testing andScreening,” The Center for the Advanced Study of Ethics, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.,September, 1993."Economic Jurisprudence: An American Perspective," Working Center for Studies in German andInternational Medical Malpractice Law, Free University of Berlin, Germany, January, 1992."Cryonics and the Law," Rockefeller Foundation, Bellagio, Italy, December, 1980.

Major Conferences and Meetings By Invitation:“The Summons of Freedom: Virtue, Sacrifice, and The Common Good,” 10 th Annual Conference ofThe Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, November, 2009.McGill University, Conference on Pluralism, Politics, and God, Montreal, Canada, September, 2007.Thirtieth Congress of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Pauda, Italy, June, 2007.Justice and Society Program, The Aspen Institute, Aspen, Colorado, July, 2005, 2006, 2007.Modernity: Yearning for The Infinite, Notre Dame University Center for Ethics and Culture, SouthBend, Indiana, December, 2006.Twenty-ninth Congress of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Paris, France, July,2005.Ninth Session of The International Bioethics Committee, United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization, Montreal, Canada, November, 2002.Twenty-seventh Congress of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Amsterdam, TheNetherlands, July 2002.Twenty-fifth Congress of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Siena, Italy, July,2000.Fourth World Congress of Bioethics, Tokyo, Japan, November, 1998.Medical Ethics for The Twenty-First Century, University of Texas Health Care Center, Tyler, Texas,November, 1996.Holocaust Precedents and The Obligations of Medicine to The State, United States HolocaustResearch Institute, Washington, D.C., May, 1996.Third Session of The International Bioethics Committee, United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization, Paris, France, September, 1995.American Association of Bioethics, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September, 1995.Tenth World Congress on Medical Law, Jerusalem, Israel, August, 1994.Conference on the Study of Biology and Law, The Gruter Institute, Squaw Valley, California, June,1993.American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, German-American Conference on GermanConstitutional Law, The Johns Hopkins University of Advanced International Studies, Washington,D.C., October, 1989.The International Meeting of The American Society of Law and Medicine, London, England, July,1989.Twenty-third Annual Symposium, Villanova Law Review, AIDS: At the Limits of the Law, VillanovaUniversity Law School, Pennsylvania, October, 1988.Centenary Congress of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement ofScience, Sydney, Australia, May, 1988.

University of Texas Medical School, Ninth Annual Robert E. Gross Lectureship on Pediatrics,Houston, Texas, January, 1987.The International Meeting of the American Society of Law and Medicine, Sydney, Australia, August,1986.Konrad Adenauer Foundation--Notre Dame Law School Conference on German and AmericanConstitutional Law, Notre Dame, Indiana, April, 1986.University of Texas Medical School, Eighth Annual Robert E. Gross Lectureship on Pediatrics,Houston, Texas, March, 1986.Seventh World Congress on Medical Law, University of Gent, Belgium, August, 1985.World Congress on Law and Medicine, New Delhi, India, February, 1985.University of Texas Medical School, Seventh Annual Robert E. Gross Lectureship on Pediatrics,Houston, Texas, February, 1985.Twentieth Biennial Conference of The International Bar Association, Vienna, Austria, September,1984.The Tiniest Newborns: Problems and Possibilities, Monash University, Royal Australasian College ofSurgeons, Melbourne, Australia, July, 1984.Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Institute for Natural Resources Law Teachers, University ofColorado, May, 1983.Interdisciplinary Conference on The Social, Legal and Medical Aspects of Surrogate Motherhood,Wayne State University, November, 1982.Law and Economics Program for Law Professors, Law and Economics Center, Emory University,June, 1982.American Law Institute-American Bar Association Study Conference on the Environment, Universityof Colorado, Summer, 1981.American Association for the Advancement of Science, Houston, Texas, January, 1979.Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences Conference on Professional Ethics, PrincetonUniversity, July, 1979.Harvard Program for Legal Education, Harvard University, August, 1979.American Enterprise Institute Conferences on Judicial Review, Public Policy, Constitutional Law,Health Resource Allocation and Biomedical Research, Washington, D.C., 1978-1983.Pacem In Maribus, Island of Malta, Summer, 1970.Teaching Areas:Property; Bioethics (Law, Science, Medicine and Philosophy); Health Law; Environmental Law;International Law; Remedies (Equity); Family Law; Land Use.September, 2011