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M. S. MooreVITA (September, 2013)Personal Information:Name:Title andInstitution:Michael S. MooreCharles R. Walgreen, Jr., University Endowed Chair, University ofIllinois;Professor of Law, Professor of Philosophy, Professor in the Center forAdvanced Study, and Co-Director of the Program in Law and Philosophy,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.Contact Information: College of Law, Suite 226504 E. Pennsylvania AvenueChampaign, IL 61820(217) 493-5996 (Cell)(217) 244-1478 (Fax)E-mail: micmoore@illinois.eduEducation:Preparatory:Undergraduate:ProfessionalDoctorate:South Eugene High School, Eugene, Oregon, 1961. National MeritFinalist; National Honor Society; Captain, state championship ski team;football.A.B. (Political Science), Honors College of the University of Oregon,Eugene, Oregon, 1964. Phi Beta Kappa; graduated in three years due toadvanced placement; honors thesis published as “The Right to Counsel forIndigents in Oregon,” 44 Ore. L. Rev. 255-300 (1965); UniversityRecognition for High Scholarship; Captain, University ski team; President,University Ski Club.J.D., with honors, Harvard University, 1967. Team captain, AmesCompetition (moot court) championship team, 1967; senior thesispublished as “Criminal Discovery,” 19 Hastings L.J. 865-917 (1968).Academic Doctorate: S.J.D., Harvard University, 1978. Dissertation published as Law and Psychiatry:Rethinking the Relationship, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,1984.- 1 -

M. S. MooreEmployment2002-PresentCharles R. Walgreen Jr. University Endowed Chair, University of Illinois;Professor of Law, Professor of Philosophy, Professor in the Center for AdvancedStudies, and Co-Director, College of Law Program in Law and Philosophy,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.2005 (Spring) Visiting Professor of Law, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel.2007 (Spring)2004 (Fall) Visiting Professor of Law, Universidad Torcuato di tella, Buenos Aires,2005 (Fall) Argentina.2002 (Spring) Visiting Research Fellow, Research School of the Social Sciences, Australian2004 (Spring) National University, Canberra, Australia.2008 (Spring) Visiting Research Fellow, Fleming Centre for Advancement of Legal Research,2010 (Spring) College of Law, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.2000-2002 Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Co-Director, Institute for Law andPhilosophy, University of San Diego.1998 (Spring- Visiting Professor of Law, Faculty of Law, Universität ErlangenSummer)Nurmberg, Erlangen, Germany.1997-1998 William Minor Lile Distinguished Visiting Professor Law, University of Virginia.1996 (Summer) Resident Fellow, Rockefeller Foundation Study Center, Lake Como, Italy.1993-1994 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, National Security Bank and NationalSecurity Bank Holding Co., Newport, Oregon.1992 (Spring) Mason Ladd Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law, University of Iowa.1992 (Spring) Visiting Professor, Depts. of Psychiatry and Neurology, School of Medicine,University of Iowa.1991 (Fall) Visiting Professor of Law, Northwestern University.1989-2000 Leon Meltzer Professor of Law, Professor of Philosophy, and Co-Director,Institute for Law and Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania.1989 (Spring) Resident Fellow, Humanities Research Institute, University of California, Irvine.1983, 1986-1989 Visiting Professor of Law, and then Professor of Law, School of Law (Boalt Hall),University of California, Berkeley.- 2 -

M. S. MooreEmployment (continued)1980-1981 Visiting Professor of Law, Stanford Law School.1977-1989 Associate Professor of Law, Professor of Law, and Robert Kingsley Professor ofLaw, University of Southern California.1976-1977 Senior Fellow in Law & the Humanities, Harvard University.1973-1974 Fellow in Law and Humanities, Harvard University.1972-1977 Associate Professor of Law, University of Kansas.1969-1970 First year Legal Writing Instructor, School of Law (Boalt Hall), University ofCalifornia, Berkeley.1968-1972 Attorney, associated with Howard, Prim, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady & Pollack(now Arnold and Porter), San Francisco, California.1967 (summer) Research Assistant under NASA contract to the University of Connecticut, Storrs,Connecticut.Summersduringschool:Law clerk, Holme, Roberts & Owen, Denver, Colorado; manual laborer,Weyerhaueser Timber Co., Springfield, Oregon; Titanium Metals Corp.,Henderson, Nevada.Courses TaughtAdministrative Law; Commercial Law; Evidence; Criminal Law; Criminal Law Theory;Contracts; Torts; Property; Constitutional Law; Jurisprudence; Law and Psychiatry; CivilProcedure; Advanced Torts; Legal Philosophy; Judicial Reasoning; Professional Ethics; Law andPsychology; Theory of Action (Philosophy Department); Philosophy of Law (PhilosophyDepartment); Metaphysics of Causation (Philosophy Department); Neurology, Psychiatry, andthe Philosophy of Mind (Medical School); Economic and Philosophical Theories of Areas ofLaw (Property, Torts, Contracts, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law), Deontological Ethics(Philosophy Dept.); Free Will (Philosophy Dept.); Neuroscience and Responsibility (Law Schooland Philosophy Dept.).- 3 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- BooksLaw and Psychiatry: Rethinking the Relationship, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984.Reviewed in: The (London) Times, Higher Education Supplement, July 13,1984; California Law Review, Vol. 73 (1985), pp. 701-711; Michigan Law Review, Vol. 83(1985), pp. 820-848; Wisconsin Law Review, Vol. [1985], pp. 67-78; Philosophical Quarterly,Vol. 35 (1985), pp. 425-432; Review of Metaphysics, Vol. 36(1986), pp. 576-577; New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 312 (1985) p. 661; AmericanJournal of Psychiatry, Vol. 142 (1985), p. 1220; American Journal ofPsychiatry, Vol. 143 (1986), pp. 809-810; Journal of Psychiatry and Law, Vol. (Spring-Summer,1985), pp. 231-232; American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Vol. (1985), pp. 296-299; AmericanBar Foundation Research Journal, Vol. [1985], pp.917-926; American Scientist, Vol. (March-April, 1986), pp. 205-206; Bulletin of American Academy of Psychiatry and Law, Vol. 14(1986), pp. 370-371.Act and Crime: The Philosophy of Action and Its Implications for Criminal Law, Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press, Clarendon Law Series, 1993. Reissued in paperback, 2010. Topic of specialsymposium issue, eleven extended reviews, University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 142,Issue No. 5 (May, 1994), pp. 1443-1840. Also reviewed in David Dolinko, “Action Theory andCriminal Law,” Law and Philosophy, Vol. 15 (1996), pp. 293-306; Douglas Husak, “TheRelevance of the Concept of Action to the Criminal Law,” Criminal Law Forum, Vol. 6 (1995),pp. 327-344; A.P. Simester, “Act and Crime,” Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. [1994], pp. 173-176; Paul Roberts, “Act and Crime,” The Criminal Law Review, Vol. [1994], pp. 393-94; JohnGardner, “Act and Crime,” The Law Quarterly Review, Vol. 110 (1994), pp. 496-500; and in TheCriminologist (1995).Placing Blame: A General Theory of the Criminal Law, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997.Reissued, paperback, 2010. Topic of Festschrift in Honor of Michael Moore’s Placing Blame,San Diego Law Review, Vol. 37 (2000), pp. 893-986; Oliver O’Donovan, “Payback: ThinkingAbout Retribution,” Books and Culture, Vol. 6 (July 2000), pp. 16-21; Nicola Lacey, “PlacingBlame,” Modern Law Review, Vol. 63 (2000), pp. 141-148; Book Notice, “Placing Blame,”“Choice,” Vol. 36 (1999), p. 1127; Alan Norrie, “Michael Moore’s Deviation,” Oxford Journalof Legal Studies, Vol. 19 (1999), pp. 111-132.Foundations of Criminal Law, co-editor with Leo Katz and Stephen Morse, Oxford InterdisciplinaryReaders in Law Series, New York: Oxford University Press, 1999.(Reissued, Foundation Press, 1999).Educating Oneself in Public: Critical Essays in Jurisprudence, Oxford: Oxford University Press,2000.Objectivity in Law and Ethics: Essays in Moral and Legal Ontology, Aldershot, U.K.: AshgatePublishing Ltd., and Rutland, VT.: Dartmouth Press, 2004.- 4 -

M. S. MoorePublications – Books (continued)Causation and Responsibility: An Essay in Law, Morals, and Metaphysics, Oxford: Oxford UniversityPress, 2009. Paperback edition, 2010. Spanish edition, Marcial Pons, Madrid, 2011. Topic ofspecial symposium issues of: Rutgers Law Journal, Vol. 42 (2011), pp. 301-450 (six reviews andresponse by Moore); Legal Theory, Vol. 18 (2012), pp. 399-490 (four reviews and reply byMoore); Jurisprudence, Vol. 4 (2013), pp. 102-137 (three reviews and reply by Moore; BenediktKahmen and Markus Stepanians, eds., Critical Essays on Causation and Responsibility (Berlin:de Gruyter, 2014) (thirteen reviews and reply by Moore); Larry Alexander and Kimberly KesslerFerzan, “‘Moore or Less’ Causation and Responsibility,” Criminal Law and Philosophy, Vol. 6(2012), pp. 81-92; Marcelo Ferrante, “Book Review of Michael Moore’s Causation andResponsibility,” New Criminal Law Review, Vol. 14 (2011), pp. 162-172; Roger Shiner, “BookReview of Michael Moore’s Causation and Responsibility,” Law and Philosophy, Vol. 31(2012), pp. 601-618; Alex Broadbent, “Review of Michael S. Moore, Causation andResponsibility,” Ethics, Vol. 121 (2011), pp. 669-671; Carolina Sartorio, “Causation andResponsibility by Michael S. Moore,” Mind, Vol. 119 (2010), pp. 830-838; Alexander Steel,“Moore: Causation and Responsibility,” Law Quarterly Review, Vol. 126 (2010), pp. 476-480;David Robertson, “Metaphysical Truth vs. Workable Tort Law: Adverse Ambitions,” Texas LawReview, Vol. 88, pp. 1053-1088New Essays in Criminal Law Theory (with Heidi Hurd), a collection of previously uncollected joint orsingle-authored essays; proposal to Oxford University Press.Publications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books“The Right to Counsel for Indigents in Oregon,” Oregon Law Review, Vol. 44 (1965), pp. 255-300.“Criminal Discovery,” Hastings Law Journal, Vol. 19 (1968), pp. 865-917.“Some Myths About ‘Mental Illness,’” in Inquiry, Vol. 18, pp. 233-265 (1975), a lengthier versionprinted under the same title in the Archives of General Psychiatry, Vol. 32, pp. 1483-1497(1975), reprinted in R.B. Edwards (ed.), Psychiatry and Ethics, New York: Prometheus Books,1982. (Also reprinted in: R. Vatz and L. Weinberg (eds.), Thomas Szasz: Primary Values andMajor Contentions, Buffalo, N.Y.: Prometheus Books, 1983; and in R. Edwards and Graber(eds.), An Introduction to Bioethics, New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1986; and in R.Reisner and C. Slobogin (eds.), Law and the Mental Health System, St. Paul, Minn.; West Pub.Co., 2d edit. 1990.“Mental Illness and Responsibility,” in the Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, Vol. 39, pp. 308-328 (July,1975), summarized in Psychiatry Digest, May, 1976, p. 40.“Definition of Mental Illness,” in Spitzer and Klein (eds.),Critical Issues in PsychiatricDiagnosis, Raven Press, New York, 1978.“Legal Conceptions of Mental Illness,” in Brody and Engelhardt (eds.), Mental Illness: Lawand Public Policy, Reidel, The Netherlands, 1979.- 5 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Responsibility for Unconsciously Motivated Action,” in International Journal of Law and Psychiatry,Vol. 2, (1979), pp. 323-347.“The Nature of Psychoanalytic Explanation,” Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought, Vol. 3 (1980)pp. 459-543; revised version reprinted in Lawrence Laudan (ed.), Mind and Medicine:Explanation and Evaluation in Psychiatry and the Biomedical Sciences, Los Angeles: Universityof California Press (Pittsburgh Series in the Philosophy of Science), 1983.“Responsibility and the Unconscious,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 53 (1980), pp. 1563-1663.“The Semantics of Judging,” Southern California Law Review, Vol.54 (1981), pp. 151-295.“Moral Reality,” Wisconsin Law Review, Vol. [1982], pp. 1061-1156.“The Relevance of Philosophy to Law and Psychiatry,” Int’l J. of Law and Psychiatry, Vol. 6 (1983), pp.177-192.“The Unity of Self,” in Michael Ruse (ed.), Nature Animated, The Netherlands: D. Reidel PublishingCo. (Western Ontario Series in the Philosophy of Science), 1983.“The Contributions of Lawyers to the American Legislative Process, and Their Education for that Role,”Seoul Law Journal, Vol. 25 (1984), pp. 8-38.“The Need for a Theory of Legal Theories: Assessing Pragmatic Instrumentalism,” CornellLaw Review, Vol. 69 (1984), pp. 988-1013.“The Moral and Metaphysical Sources of the Criminal Law,” in J. Chapman and R.J. Pennock, eds.,NOMOS xxvii: Criminal Justice, Annual Volume of the American Society for Political andLegal Philosophy, New York: New York University Press, 1985.“A Natural Law Theory of Interpretation,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 58 (1985), pp. 277-398.“Causation and the Excuses,” California Law Review, Vol. 73 (1985), pp. 1091-1149, reprinted in A.Eser and G. Fletcher (eds.), Justification and Excuse: Comparative Perspectives, Vol. II,Freiburg, Germany: Max Planck Institute, 1987.“Metaphysics, Epistemology, and Legal Theory,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 60, (1987), pp.453-506.“Thomson’s Preliminaries About Causation and Rights,” Chicago-Kent Law Review, Vol. 63 (1987),pp. 497-521.“Intentions and Mens Rea,” in R. Gavison (ed.), Issues in Contemporary Legal Philosophy:The Influence of H.L.A. Hart, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987.- 6 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Precedent, Induction, and Ethical Generalization,” in L. Goldstein (ed.), Precedent in Law, Oxford:Oxford University Press, 1987.“The Moral Worth of Retribution,” in F. Schoeman (ed.), Character, Responsibility, and the Emotions,Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987; reprinted in J. Feinberg and H. Gross (eds.),Philosophy of Law, 4th edit. 1990, 5th edit., 1995, in J. Feinberg and J. Coleman (eds),Philosophy of Law, 6 th edit. 2000, and in Jeffrie Murphy, Punishment and Rehabilitation, 3rdedit. (Belmont, Cal.: Wadsworth, 1995).“Mind, Brain and Unconscious,” in P. Clark and C. Wright (eds.), Mind, Psychoanalysis, andScience, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, Ltd., 1988.“Law, Authority, and Razian Reasons,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 62 (1989), pp. 827-896.“The Interpretive Turn in Modern Theory: A Turn for the Worse?,” Stanford Law Review, Vol. 41(1989), pp. 871-957.“Do We Have an Unwritten Constitution?,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 63 (1989), pp. 107-139.“Torture and the Balance of Evils,” Israel Law Review, Vol. 23 (1989), pp. 280-344.“Sandelian Anti-Liberalism,” (comment on Michael Sandel), California Law Review, Vol. 77 (1989),pp. 539-551, reprinted (in Italian translation) in Alessandro Ferrara (ed.), ComunitarismoeLiberalismo, Editori Riuniti, 1992.“Choice, Character, and Excuse,” Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 7 (1990), pp. 219-248, reprinted inE. Frankel-Paul (ed.) Crime, Culpability, and Remedy, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, Ltd., 1990.“A Theory of Criminal Law Theories,” in D. Friedmann (ed.), Tel Aviv University Studies inLaw, Vol. 10, Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University Press, 1990.“Introduction” to the American edition of H.L.A. Hart’s The Concept of Law, Birmingham, Ala.:Gryphon Classics, 1990.“Three Concepts of Rules,” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 14 (Summer, 1991), pp.771-795.“Law as a Functional Kind,” in R. George (ed.), Natural Law Theories, Oxford: Oxford UniversityPress, 1992.“Moral Reality Revisited,” Michigan Law Review, Vol. 90 (1992), pp. 2424-2533.“Foreseeing Harm Opaquely,” in J. Gardner, S. Horder, and S. Shute (eds.), Action and Value inCriminal Law, Oxford: University Press, 1993.- 7 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Justifying Retributivism,” Israel Law Review, Vol. 24 (1993), pp. 15-49.“Interpreting Interpretation,” (in Hebrew), Tel Aviv University Law Review, Vol. 18 (1994), pp. 359-386, reprinted (in English) in Andrei Marmor, ed., Interpretation and Law (Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press, 1995).“The Independent Moral Significance of Wrongdoing,” Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues,Vol. 1 (1994) pp. 1-45.“More on Act and Crime,” University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 142 (1994), pp. 1749-1840.“Good Without God,” in Robert George, Natural Law, Liberalism, and Morality, Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press, 1995.“Prima Facie Moral Culpability,” Boston University Law Review, Vol. 75 (1995). Pp. 319-333.“Plain Meaning and Linguistics -- A Case Study,” Washington University Law Quarterly, Vol. 73(1995), pp. 1253-62.“The Dead Hand of Constitutional Tradition,” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 19(1996), pp. 263-274.“Legal Principles Revisited,” Iowa Law Review, Vol. 82 (1997), pp. 867-891.“Liberty and Drugs,” in P.deGrrieff, ed., Morality, Legality and Drugs (Cornell University Press, 1998).“Liberty and Supererogation,” Jahrbuch für Recht und Ethik, Vol. 6 (1998), pp 111-143.“Hart’s Concluding Scientific Postscript,” Legal Theory, Vol. 4 (1998), pp. 301-327.“Causation and Responsibility,” Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 16 (1998), pp. 1-51,reprinted in E.F. Paul, F.D. Miller, and J. Paul, eds., Responsibility (Cambridge: CambridgeUniversity Press, 1998).“Victims And Retribution: A Reply to Professor Fletcher,” Buffalo Criminal Law Review, Vol. 3(1999), pp. 101-125, reprinted (in German translation) in B. Schunemann and M.D. Dubber, eds.,Die Stellung des Opfers im Strafrechtssystem (Berlin: Carl Heymanns Verlag, 2000).“The Metaphysics of Causal Intervention,” California Law Review Vol. 88 (2000), pp. 827-877.“Theories of Areas of Law,” San Diego Law Review, Vol. 37 (2000), pp. 731-741.“Law as Justice,” Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 18 (2001), pp. 115-145, reprinted inE.F. Paul, F.D. Miller, and J. Paul, eds., Natural Law and Modern Moral Philosophy (Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 2001).- 8 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Justifying the Natural Law Theory of Constitutional Interpretation,” Fordham Law Review,Vol. 69 (2001), pp. 2087-2117 translated into Spanish as “Una Justification de la TeoriaIusnaturalista de la Interpretacion Constitutional,” Annuario Da Facultada de Pereito daUniversidad da Coruna (Coruna, Spain, 2005).“Natural Rights, Judicial Review, and Constitutional Interpretation,” in Jeffrey Goldsworthy and TomCampbell, eds., Legal Interpretation, Judicial Powers, and Democracy (Aldershot, U.K.: AshgatePublishing Ltd., 2001).“Negligence in the Air” (with Heidi Hurd), in A. Porat, ed., Negligence in the Law, TheoreticalInquiries in Law, Vol. 3 (Jerusalem: Graphit Press, 2002).“Legal Reality: A Naturalist Approach to Legal Ontology,” Law and Philosophy, Vol. 21 (2002),pp. 619-705.“The Plain Truth About Legal Truth,” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 26 (2003),pp. 23-47.“For What Must We Pay? Causation and Counterfactual Baselines,” San Diego Law Review,Vol. 40 (2003), pp. 1181-1272.“The Destruction of the World Trade Center and the Law on Event-Identity,” Proceedings of theRoyal Institute of Philosophy, 2002 Annual Meeting, in John Hyman and Helen Steward, eds.,Action and Agency (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004.“Punishing Hatred and Prejudice” (with Heidi Hurd), Stanford Law Review, Vol. 56 (2004), pp. 1081-1146.“Causal Relata,” in S. Byrd and J.C. Joerden, ed., Philosophia Practica Universalis: Festschrift forJoachim Hruschka, Annual Review of Law and Ethics, Vol. 13 (2005), pp. 589-641.“Freedom,” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 29 (2005), pp. 9-26.“Can Objectivity Be Grounded in Semantics?,” Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy, Vol. 2 (2007),pp. 235-260.“Four Reflections on Law and Morality,” William and Mary Law Review, Vol. 48 (2007), pp. 1523-1569.“Causing, Aiding, and the Superfluity of Accomplice Liability,” University of Pennsylvania LawReview, Vol. 156 (2007), pp. 395-452.“Deontological Ethics,” with Larry Alexander, in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, entry of June15, 2007; 2d edition, revised, 2012.- 9 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Patrolling the Borders of Consequentialist Justification,” Law and Philosophy, Vol. 27 (2008), pp. 35-96.“Morality in Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence,” Harvard J. of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 31 (2008),pp. 47-65.“Editor’s Introduction: The Nature of Singularist Theories of Causation,” The Monist, Vol. 92 (2009),pp. 3-22.“Counterfactual Dependence as a Non-Causal Desert-Determiner,” Australian Journal of LegalPhilosophy, Vol. 34 (2009), pp. 1-52.“A Tale of Two Theories,” Criminal Justice Ethics, Vol. 28 (2009), pp. 27-48.“Renewed Questions About the Causal Theory of Action,” in J.H. Agular and A.A. Buckareff, eds,Causing Human Action: New Perspectives on the Causal Theory of Action (MIT Press, aBradford Book, 2010), pp. 27-43.“Libet’s Challenge(s) to Responsible Agency,” in Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Lynn Nadel, eds.,Conscious Will and Responsibility: A Tribute to Benjamin Libet (Oxford University Press, 2011),pp. 207-234.“Intention as a Marker of Moral Responsibility and Legal Punishability,” in Antony Duff and StuartGreen, eds., The Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law (Oxford University Press, 2011),pp. 179-205.“Causation in the Law,” in J. Deigh and D. Dolinko, eds., Oxford Handbook for Philosophy and theCriminal Law (Oxford University Press, 2011).“Blaming the Stupid, Clumsy, Selfish, and Weak: The Culpability of Negligence,” with Heidi Hurd, in asymposium issue on negligence of Criminal Law and Philosophy, Vol. 5 (2011), pp. 96-148.“The Culpability of Negligence,” with Heidi Hurd, in Rowan Cruft, Matt Kramer, and Mark Reiff, eds.,Crime, Punishment, and Responsibility (Oxford University Press, 2011), pp. 311-348.“Causation Revisited,” Rutgers Law Review, Vol. 42 (2011), pp. 451-511.“The Specialness of the General Part of the Criminal Law,” in Dennis Baker, ed., The Sanctity of Lifeand the Criminal Law: Essays in Honour of Glanville Williams (Cambridge University Press,2012), pp. 69-105.“Responsible Choices, Desert-Based Legal Institutions, and the Challenges of ContemporaryNeuroscience,” Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 29 (2012), pp. 233-279.- 10 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Four Friendly Critics: A Response,” Legal Theory, Vol. 18 (2012), pp. 491-542.“Targeted Killings and the Morality of Hard Choices,” in A. Altman, C. Finkelstein, J.D. Ohlin, eds.,Targeted Killings: Law and Morality in an Asymmetrical World (Oxford University Press, 2012),pp. 434-466.“The Various Relations Between Law and Morality in Contemporary Legal Philosophy,” Ratio Juris, Vol.25 (2012), pp. 435-471 (Symposium Issue on Michael Moore’s Perspective on the RelationsBetween Law and Morality).“Moore’s Truths About Causation and Responsibility: A Reply to Alexander and Ferzan,” Criminal Lawand Philosophy, Vol. 6 (2012), pp. 445-462.“Author’s Reply,” Jurisprudence, Vol. 4 (2013), pp. 121-137.“Yaffe’s Attempts,” in Legal Theory, Vol. 22 (2013), pp. 1-42.“Further Thoughts About Causation Prompted by Fifteen Critics,” in Benedikt Kahmen and MarkusStepanians, eds., Causation and Responsibility: Critical Essays, Berlin, Germany: D. GruyterGmbh., August, 2014.“The Neuroscience of Volitional Incapacity,” in Dennis Patterson, ed., Law and Neuroscience (OxfordUniversity Press, 2014).“Truth-makers for Propositions of Law and for Propositions About Law,” in Jorge Cordio and GermanSucar, eds., Law and Truth (Madrid: Marcial Pons, 2014) (in Spanish).“Liberty’s Constraints on What Should Be Criminalized,” in A. Duff, et al., eds., Criminalization, Vol. IV(Oxford Univeristy Press, 2014).“‘Can’t vs Won’t’ – The Nature of Volitional Excuse,” to be submitted.“The Quest for a Responsible Responsibility Test: Norwegian Insanity Law After Breivik,” to besubmitted.“Stephen Morse on the Fundamental Psycho-Legal Error,” to be published in Criminal Law andPhilosophy, Vol. 8 (2014), pp. ____.“Compatibilism(s) for Neuroscientists,” to be published in Enrique Villaneuva, ed., Law and Philosophyof Mind (The Netherlands: Rodopi, 2014).“Mens Rea for Accomplices,” with Heidi Hurd, to be published in Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol.32 (2015).- 11 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Major Articles and Contributions to Books (continued)“Reply to Twenty-two Friendly Critics,” a response to Larry Alexander, Mitch Berman, Brian Bix,Antony Duff, Les Green, Claire Finkelstein, George Fletcher, Richard Fumerton, Heidi Hurd,Doug Husak, Leo Katz, Phil Montague, Stephen Morse, John Oberdiek, Michael Shapiro, KenSimons, Horacio Spector, Victor Tadros, Jeremy Waldron, Peter Westen, Richard Wright, andGideon Yaffe, in Kimberly Ferzan and Stephen Morse, eds., Legal, Moral, and MetaphysicalTruths: The Philosophy of Michael Moore (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015).Publications -- Book Reviews, Shorter Articles, Introductions“Closet Retributivism,” USC CITES (Spring-Summer, 1982), pp. 9-16.“The Limits of Legislation,” USC CITES (Fall, 1984), pp. 23-32.“The Determinist Theory of Excuses,” (review of Norval Morris), Ethics, Vol. 95 (1985), pp. 909-919.“Activist Judging and Retention Elections,” USC Law, (Fall-Winter 1986), pp. 24-27.“Originalist Theories of Constitutional Interpretation,” Cornell Law Review, Vol. 73 (1988), pp. 364-370.“The Exportability of the Madisonian Compromise,” USC Law (Fall-Winter, 1988), reprinted in F. E.Cameron (ed.), The Influence of the U.S. Constitution on Pacific Nations, Hawaii: KapaluaPacific Center, 1988.“The Constitution as Hard Law,” Constitutional Commentary, Vol. 6 (1989), pp. 51-67.“The Written Constitution and Interpretivism,” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 12(1989), pp. 3-14.“Review of Fingarette, Heavy Drinking,” Ethics, Vol. 99 (1989), pp. 660-61.“Sanford Kadish,” California Law Review, Vol. 79 (1991), pp. 1401-1407.“Joel Feinberg,” Arizona Law Review, Symposium Issue, Vol. 37 (1995).“Judicial Logic -- A Contradiction in Terms?,” Penn Law Journal, Vol. XXX, No. 1, Feb. 1995.“Remembrance of Things Past,” Southern California Law Review, Vol. 74 (2000), pp. 239-250.“Actus Reus,” in Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice, J. Dressler, ed., 2d edit., New York:Macmillan, 2002.“Causation,” in Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice, supra.“Retributivism,” in Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice, supra.- 12 -

M. S. MoorePublications -- Editorials“The Briggs Amendment: It Discriminates Against Homosexuals,” editorial debate with Senator JohnBriggs, in Los Angeles Herald Examiner, September 14, 1978.“What’s Wrong with the Laws that Acquitted John Hinckley?,” lead editorial, San Diego Union,July 4, 1982, reprinted in Los Angeles Daily Journal, July 10, 1982.“Drunk-Driving Law: Precise is Vague?,” Los Angeles Times, June 8, 1983.“Rebalancing the Scales of Justice: Gravity of the Punishment Must Fit the Offense,” LosAngeles Times, July 3, 1983.“Politics Is Not the Basis for Judging the Judges,” Los Angeles Times, July 29, 1985.“Justices’ Personal Values Must at Times Give Way,” Los Angeles Times, July 30, 1985.“Rose Bird Should Go,” Los Angeles Times, July 31, 1985.“An Invitation to Senseless AIDS Bias,” Los Angeles Times, June 29, 1986.“How Much Credence to Give to Fear Itself?,” Los Angeles Times, July 17, 1986“A Judicial Balance of Power vs. Duty,” Los Angeles Times, October 7, 1986.“Returning the Court to Greatness,” Los Angeles Times, November 6, 1986.“Judge Bork, a Contradiction in Terms,” Los Angeles Times, September 18, 1987.“State Supreme Court Lets the Law Have Its Day,” Los Angeles Times, October 26, 1987.“Ed Meese: If He Can’t Respect Office, Why Stay?,” Los Angeles Times, March 31, 1988.“Roe v. Wade Was No Misstep,” Los Angeles Times, April 24, 1989“Unnatural Brawl over Natural Law,” Los Angeles Times, September 3, 1991.Professional AssociationsMember, The American Philosophical Association; International Association for Philosophy of Law andSocial Philosophy, American Section; American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy;Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium; Mind Association; AALS sections onJurisprudence, Law and Humanities, and Law and Psychiatry.- 13 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings(1) Major Lectures in law, jurisprudence, political theory, and legal philosophy:Papers to the Southern California Law Review Symposia on property theory (1983); on interpretation(1984); and on judicial selection and retention (1988).Paper to the annual meeting, American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy, Cincinnati (1983).David Ben-Gurion Lectures, Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University, Israel (1984). Paper to theConference in Honor of the Legal Philosophy of H.L.A. Hart, Hebrew University,Jerusalem (1984); Paper to Tel Aviv-Columbia Universities Conference on Legal Theory, TelAviv, Israel (1989); Paper to the Conference on Interpretation and Legal Theory, Tel AvivUniversity (1993); Paper to the Conference on Negligence in the Law, Tel Aviv University(2001); Paper to the Faculty Workshop, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv (2005).Asia Foundation Lectures on Legislation, given to the Law Faculty and Graduate Students, SeoulNational University, to the Legislative Administrative Agency, Republic of Korea, and to theKorean Section of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy(1984).Paper to Conference on German and Anglo-American Criminal Law Theory, Max Planck Institute furAuslandisches und Internationales Strafrecht, Freiburg, West Germany (1984); paper to theInstitute for Legal Philosophy and Public Affairs, Albert-Ludswig University, Freiburg (2010),lecture viewable athttp//:www.nmc.unifreiburg.de/video/Videoaufzeichnungen/rechtswissenschaften/recht-ws-2009-10; lecture to the Hermeneutics Seminar, Albert-Ludwigs University, Freiburg (2013).University Lecture on Interpretation, University of Wisconsin, Madison (1985).Lectures on Interpretive Theory, Eighth Annual Session of the International Summer Institute forSemiotic and Structural Studies, English Department, Northwestern University, Evanston (1986).Papers to the Sixth Annual National Symposium on Law and Public Policy (Annual Federalist SocietyMeeting), University of Chicago, 1987; to the Seventh Annual National Symposium on Law andPublic Policy, University of Virginia, 1988; to the Thirteenth Annual National Symposium,University of Texas, 1994; to the Fourteenth Annual National Symposium on Law and PublicPolicy, Northwestern University, Chicago, 1995; to the Twenty-First Annual NationalSymposium on Law and Public Policy, Yale University, 2002; to the Twenty-Fourth AnnualNational Symposium on Law and Public Policy, Harvard University, 2005; to the Twenty-SixthAnnual National Symposium on Law and Public Policy, Northwestern University, Chicago,2007.Papers on Jurisprudence, First Annual USC/Oxford Institute for Legal Theory, All Souls College,Oxford University, Oxford, 1987 (Debate with Ronald Dworkin); Second Annual Institute, 1988(Debate with Joseph Raz).- 14 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Paper to the Conference on the Influence of the U.S. Constitution on Pacific Rim Nations, KapaluaPacific Center, Maui, Hawaii (1987).Lecture on the place of moral theory in the teaching of criminal law, American Association of LawSchools’ Teaching Workshop on Criminal Law, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill(1987).Papers to the annual meeting of: Mini-Workshop on Constitutional Law, AALS, Miami; (1988);Jurisprudence Section, AALS, Washington, D.C. (2000); Jurisprudence Section, AALS, SanFrancisco (2004); Jurisprudence Section, AALS, Washington, D.C. (2006).Lecture to Inter-departmental Seminar in Ethics in the Professions, University of Nebraska, Lincoln(1988).Paper to Conference on Crime, Culpability, and Remedy, Bowling Green Center for Philosophy andSocial Policy, San Diego (1988); Paper to the Conference on Responsibility, Bowling GreenCenter for Philosophy and Social Policy, Bowling Green, Ohio (1998); Paper to the Conferenceon Natural Law and Modern Moral Philosophy, Bowling Green Center for Philosophy and SocialPolicy, Bowling Green Ohio (1999); paper to the Conference on New Essays in Social andPolitical Philosophy, Bowling Green Center for Philosophy and Social Policy, Bowling Green,Ohio (2010); paper to the Conference on the Morality of Aggression, Center for Philosophy ofFreedom, University of Arizona Philosophy Dept., Tucson (2014).Ford Foundation Lectures on the Justifications of Private Property, Center for Democracy AfterCommunism, Budapest, Hungary (1991; 1992); Ford Foundation Lectures on the Right toPrivacy, Center for Democracy After Communism, Budapest, Hungary (1993); U.S. InformationAgency Lectures on Law and Philosophy, Lviv University, Lviv, Ukraine (1995); SorosFoundation Lectures on Human Rights, Lviv, Ukraine (2011); Soros Foundation Lectures onJurisprudence, Moscow, Russia (2007, 2009); St. Petersburg (2008).Extended presentations to: two-day Symposium on Michael Moore’s Act and Crime,University of Pennsylvania (1994); extended presentation to one-day Theory Symposium of theUniversity Faculty, on Michael Moore’s theory of interpretation of legal texts, University ofVirginia (1998); Symposium on Michael Moore’s Placing Blame, University of Pennsylvania(2000); the Faculty Symposium on Michael Moore’s (then in draft) Causation andResponsibility, Centre for Law and Philosophy, Australian National University(2004); to criticsof Causation and Responsibility, Oxford University Jurisprudence Discussion Group, Oxford(2009); to the 3-day symposium on Causation and Responsibility, RWTH University, Aachen,Germany (2010); to the symposium on Causation and Responsibility, Rutgers University (2010);to the Faculty of Girona University, Girona, Spain on Causation and Responsibility (2010); tothe Faculty of the German Research Group on Causality, Laws, Dispositions, and Explanation inthe Intersection of Science and Metaphysics, as Faculty in Residence, Aachen, Germany (2011).Paper to Conference on Culpability and Wrongdoing, University of San Diego (1994).- 15 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Papers to the Second Annual Conference of Analytical Legal Philosophy, Columbia University, NewYork City (1997); and to the Ninth Annual Conference of Analytical Legal Philosophy, NewYork University, New York City (2004).Paper to the Conference on Altruism and Supererogation, Universität Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany(1997); lecture on causation in the law, Universität Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany (2000).Paper to the Conference on Method in Jurisprudence, Center for Law and Philosophy, ColumbiaUniversity (2000); Paper to the Conference on Realism and Other Naturalisms, Center for Lawand Philosophy, Columbia University (2001).Paper to the Conference on Interpretation, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (2000).Paper to the Conference on the Constitution and the Good Society, Fordham University School ofLaw (2000).Paper to the annual meeting, Australian Society for Legal Philosophy, Canberra, Australia, 2002;keynote address, annual meeting, Australian Society for Legal Philosophy, Melbourne, 2008.Paper to the Plenary Session, Twenty-first World Congress of the International Associationfor Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Lund, Sweden, 2003.Keynote address, Annual Meeting for the Argentinian Legal Philosophy Association. Cordoba,Argentina (2003).Lectures on causation, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan; Tokyo and Waseda Universities, Tokyo, Japan(2003).Paper to the inaugural conference on Justification and Excuse, Institute for Law and Philosophy, RutgersUniversity, Camden, New Jersey (2004).Debate on Torture, City College of New York, New York City (2005).The Annual Natural Law Lecture, Fordham, University, New York City (2005).International Keynote Address, Annual Meeting of the Bar Association of Germany, Dresden, Germany(2005).Keynote Address, Conference on Law and Morality, William and Mary College of Law, Williamsburg,Virginia (2006).Lecture on Deontology, to the Politics and Philosophy Forum, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK(2007).- 16 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Keynote address, Annual Symposium on Constitutional Law of the Chilean Law Students Association,Santiago, Chile (2007).Paper to the Conference on Torture and the War on Terror, Hull University, Hull, England (2007).Liberty Fund Endowed Lecture, University of Arizona, Tucson (2008).National Institute of Health Public Lecture, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. (2009).State of the Field (Jurisprudence) Lecture, William and Mary College of Law, Williamsburg (2009).Nineteenth Annual Center for Advanced Study Lecture, University of Illinois (2009), lecture viewable athttp//:www.cas.illinois.edu/events/Annuallecture.aspx.Lectures on Tort Theory and Jurisprudence, Uganda Christian University, Kampala, Uganda (2010).Keynote address and reply to critics, “International Seminar on Law and Morality in ContemporaryLegal Philosophy: The Perspective of Michael Moore,” School of Law, University of Bologna,Bologna, Italy (2011).Keynote address, Institute for Law and Philosophy of the University of Pennsylvania’s Conference onTargeted Killing, Philadelphia (2011).UK Arts and Humanities Council Keynote Lecture in Political Philosophy, Stirling University, Stirling,Scotland (2011).Paper to the Conference on “The Sanctity of Life and the Criminal Law,” Essays in Honor of GlanvilleWilliams, University College, London, UK (2011).Paper to the Lieber Colloquium on War and Crime, Columbia University, New York City (2012).Replies, Comments, and Afterword, to the Conference in Honor of Michael Moore’s SeventiethBirthday, sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Institute for Law and Philosophy, theRutgers University Institute for Law and Philosophy, and the University of Illinois Program inLaw and Philosophy, Chicago (2013).Other papers to the legal theory workshops, or faculty Colloquia, of:Yale Law School (1978, 2000, 2006, 2012); University of Texas School of Law (1993, 2010);Columbia University Law School (1985, 1995, 2005, 2012); University of Chicago (1991, 2010);Stanford Law School (1980, 2009); University of California, Berkeley (1980; 1981; 1983; 1984;1986; 1988; 1999; 2007); University of California, Los Angeles (1979, 2001); HarvardUniversity (1974; 1977); Northwestern University Law School (1985; 1991, 2013); University ofMichigan Law School (1987; 1989); University of Wisconsin Law School (1985); University of- 17 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Southern California Law Center (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987,1989, 1992, 2012); University of South Carolina Law School (1985); University of NorthCarolina School of Law (2001); University of Nebraska Law School (1975; 1976; 1988);University of Kansas Law School(1974, 1975); the University of Oregon Law School (1985);Osgoode Hall (the law school of York University, Toronto) (1984); University of Toronto LawSchool (1988); University of San Diego Law School (1987, 1990, 2000); McGill University LawSchool, Montreal (1989); University of Pennsylvania Law School (1988, 1989, 1990, 1992,1993, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2007); University of Iowa Law School (1990; 1992); Chicago-Kent LawSchool (1991; 2003); Vanderbilt Law School (1992); SUNY - Buffalo School of Law (1998);Cardozo Law School of Yeshiva University, New York (2002); Macquarrie University LawSchool, Sydney, Australia (2002); Monash University Law School, Melbourne, Australia (2002);Cornell University Law School (2005); Loyola University School of Law, Chicago (2005);Michigan State University Law School (2006); University of Illinois College of Law (2002,2007, 2012); Rutgers University Law School – Camden (2009); College of Law of the AustralianNational University (2008, 2010); School of Law, University of St. Louis, St. Louis (2008).(2) In jurisprudence for judicial audiencesLectures on “Jurisprudence for Judges” Continuing Judicial Studies Program (a joint venture of theCalifornia Judges Association and the California Judicial Council), Berkeley, Laguna Beach,Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe, and Los Angeles, California (1987-1991, 2002, 2004); also to theInstitute for Advanced Judicial Studies, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi (1990); tothe Federal Judicial Center Federal Conference for federal district judges, Philadelphia (1994).Debates on Privacy, and on Property in One’s Body, California Judges Association Annual Meetings,Palm Springs (1987; 1990).Lectures on “Statutory Interpretation,” Conference for Bankruptcy Judges, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia (1992); Conference of the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Panel, Carmel, California(1992); Federal Judicial Center Conference for Bankruptcy Judges, Phoenix (1993), Santa Fe(1994), and Atlanta (1994); FJC Traveling Judicial Seminar, Ninth Circuit, Los Angeles (1997);FJC Traveling Judicial Seminar, Ninth Circuit, Palm Springs (1997); Sixth Circuit JudicialConference, Nashville (1997); Federal Judicial Center National Seminar for the Federal Courts ofAppeals, San Diego (1995); Pennsylvania State Judges Annual Trial Conference, Philadelphia(1996).Lectures on “Horizontal and Vertical Precedent,” FJC Traveling Judicial Seminar, SixthCircuit, Nashville (1996); Retreat of the Judges of Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Princeton(1995).Lecture on “Neuroscience for Judges,” Federal Judicial Center sponsored Conference for Federal Judges,Champaign, Illinois (2010).- 18 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)(3) In political science and economics:Comment to the Conference on Economics and Philosophy, Center for the Study of Public Choice,Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia (1979).Comment at the Conference on Cost/Benefit Analysis, Center for Law and Economics, EmoryUniversity, Atlanta (1982).Mellon Lecture to the Woodrow Wilson School and the Department of Politics, Princeton University(1985).Lecture and Commentary, Political Science Department, University of Michigan (1987).Paper to the Annual Meeting, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago (1990).Paper to the Symposium on Natural Law, Government Department, University of Texas, Austin (1993).Comment on the Efficiency of the Market for Academic Ideas, University of Virginia LawSchool (1997).Series of papers to the Jon Elster - Brian Barry Seminar on Responsibility, Dept. of Politics, ColumbiaUniversity, New York (2005).Paper on the Limits of Legislation, Centre for Ethics and the Professions, Australian National University(2008).Paper on Liberty’s Limitation Criminal Legislation, Philosophy Dept., Stirling University, Stirling,Scotland (2012), then to the Dept. of Politics, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong, China (2013).Lecture on the Ethical Presuppositions of Law and Economics, USC Law Center, Los Angeles (2012),and to the University of Illinois College of Law (2013).Paper to the Fifteenth Annual Conference on the Social Sciences, University of Hawaii, Honolulu,Hawaii (2013).(4) The philosophy of science and philosophy generally:Lecture and paper, Eighteenth Annual Philosophy of Science Lecture Series, University ofPittsburgh (1978).Paper to the Third Annual Conference on the Union of the History and the Philosophy of Science,Montreal (1980).- 19 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Commentary (on Joseph Raz), Annual Meeting of the Pacific Division, American PhilosophicalAssociation, Long Beach (1984).Commentary, Conference on Rationality and Ethics, Liberty Fund and University of Arizona PhilosophyDepartment, Tucson (1984).Paper to a conference on Psychoanalysis and the Philosophy of Mind, Department of Logic andMetaphysics, University of St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland (1985).Lead Paper, special symposium on philosophy of law, annual meeting of the Eastern Division, AmericanPhilosophical Association, Washington, D.C. (1985).Keynote Address, Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, New Orleans(1985).Mellon Lectures, Philosophy Departments of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, andCharleston College, Charleston, South Carolina (1985).Charles Phelps Taft Lectures in Philosophy (on Psychoanalysis and the Body/Mind Problem), Universityof Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio (1986).Paper on moral realism to the Bay Area Group for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, UC-Berkeley(1988).Lecture on interpretation to the Humanities Research Institute, University of California, Irvine (1989).Commentary, Conference on St. Thomas Aquinas and His Contemporary Relevance, Liberty Fund,Colorado College Philosophy Dept., Colorado Springs, Colo, (1990).Paper, Fulbright Conference on the Philosophy of Criminal Punishment, Stirling University PhilosophyDepartment, Stirling, Scotland (1992).Paper, Society for Realism and Anti-realism, annual meeting of the Eastern Division, AmericanPhilosophical Association, Washington, D.C. (1992).Paper to Conference on Liberalism, Modernity, and Natural Law, American Public Philosophy Institute,Washington, D.C. (1993).Paper to Conference on American Drug Policy, Philosophy Department, SUNY-Buffalo (1996).Lead Paper, Annual Meeting of the Royal Institute of Philosophy, St. John’s College, Oxford (2002).Plenary address, Annual Meeting of the International Association for Legal Political and SocialPhilosophy, University of Lund, Lund, Sweden (2003).- 20 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Annual Public Philosophy Lecture, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana (2003).Debate on the Objectivity of Ethics Without God, University of San Diego, San Diego,California (2003).Papers on the Philosophy of Language, and the Philosophy of Action, National Autonomous Universityof Mexico, Mexico City (2005; 2011).Paper to the Inland Northwest Philosophy Colloquium, a joint venture of the philosophy depts.. ofUniversity of Idaho and Washington State University, Pullman/Moscow (2006).Papers to the Social and Political Theory Workshop, Australian National University (2008, 2013).Paper to the Conference on Objectivity, Philosophy Dept., University of Texas, Austin (2008).Paper on Objectivity and Natural Kinds, Philosophy Dept., Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany(2010); lecture on targeted killings, Philosophy Department, Humboldt University, Berlin.Endowed Public Lecture, Center for Ethics and Public Affairs, Murphy Institute, Tulane University,New Orleans (2011).Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Law and Freedom Lecture Series: Lectures on Political andMetaphysical Liberty, University of North Carolina – Greensboro, Philosophy Department,Greensboro, North Carolina (2012).Other papers or lectures to the workshops or lecture series of the philosophy departments of:Stanford University (1981); University of California, Los Angeles (1979); Rice University(1976); University of Kansas (1974; 1976); University of Nebraska (1975; 1976; 1988); YorkUniversity (1984); University of Wisconsin, Madison (1985); University of Oregon (1985);California Institute of Technology (1986); University of Southern California (1986; 1989; 2003);Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium (1991); University of Illinois-Chicago Circle(1991); Australian National University (2008, 2010, 2013); University of Queensland (2008);University of Illinois (2009); Queen’s University (2009); Stirling University, Scotland (1993;2011; 2012); Tufts University (2012); Humboldt University, Berlin (2010; 2012); OsloUniversity (2011; 2013; 2014).(5) In psychiatry/psychology:Lectures on Psychiatry and Philosophy, to first year Residents in Psychiatry, Menninger Foundation,Topeka, Kansas (1974; 1975).Grand Rounds Presentation, Medical Center, University of Kansas, Kansas City (1976).Paper to the Institute for the Medical Humanities, University of Texas Medical School, Galveston, Texas(1976).- 21 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Paper to the annual meeting, American Psychopathological Association, New York City (1977).Paper to the Third International Congress on Law and Psychiatry, Vancouver, British Columbia (1977);Comment to the Sixth International Congress on Law and Psychiatry, University of Virginia,Institute for Psychiatry and Public Policy, Charlottesville (1980); Paper to the Ninth InternationalCongress on Law and Psychiatry, Santa Margharita, Italy (1983); Reverse Keynote (i.e., wrap up)Address, International Congress on Law and Psychiatry, University of Paris (the Sorbonne),Paris, France (2005).Lecture to Psychology Colloquium, Department of Psychology, York University, Toronto (1984).Lecture to the University Seminar for Faculty on Medicine and the Humanities, Stanford MedicalSchool, Palo Alto (1984).Commentary, Liberty Fund Conference on Death and Dying, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,Texas (1986).Keynote address, annual meeting of the American Academy of Law and Psychiatry, San Francisco(1988).Paper to Psychology Colloquium, Department of Psychology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln (1988).Grand Rounds Presentation, Medical School, University of Iowa, Iowa City (1992).Commentary, Liberty Fund and University of Tennessee Medical School, Conference on “Liberty andResponsibility: Psychiatry in the Twenty-First Century,” Key Biscayne, Florida (1992).Lecture to Departmental Colloquium, Dept. of Psychiatry, University of Iowa Medical School (1992).Commentary, Liberty Fund and University of Tennessee Medical School, Conference on“Liberty, Responsibility, and the Practice of Medicine,” Key Biscayne, Florida (1993).Comment to the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Conference, Institute for Psychiatry and Public Policy,University of Virginia (1997).Lecture on “Neuroscience and Responsibility,” National Press Club, Washington, D.C. (1998).Comment on John-Dylan Haynes, “Intentions in the Brain,” Sage Center for the Study of Mind,University of California, Santa Barbara (2008).Lectures and papers on the challenges to responsibility presented by contemporary neuroscience, to:Stanford Law School Conference on Neuroscience and the Courts (2009); Center for the Studyof Mind in Nature, Oslo University, Olso, Norway (2010); University of San Diego Institute forLaw and Philosophy, San Diego (2011); National Autonomous University of Mexico, MexicoCity; Institute for Philosophy and Public Affairs, Freiburg, Germany (2011).- 22 -

M. S. MooreLectures and Paper Readings (continued)Lecture and paper on the neuroscience of volitional excuse, given at the MacArthur Foundation Law andNeuroscience Program Planning Meeting, Philadelphia (2011); Rutgers University Institute forLaw and Philosophy (2012); to the Beckman Institute, University of Illinois (2013).Lecture and paper on free will for neuroscientists, European University Institute, Florence,Italy (2013).Miscellaneous Professional ActivitiesMember, Board of Editors, Law and Philosophy, 1997-2011; Editor-in-Chief, 2002 to 2010.As Co-Director of Penn’s Institute for Law and Philosophy, I organized and co-hosted two annualconferences of Anglo-American legal philosophers (1995, 1999), and did the same for 2-dayworkshops: on tort theory (1998), on supererogation (1998), on Edmund Burke (1999), onconflicts of rights (1999), on causation (1999), on mercy (2000), and on the philosophy ofinternational law (2000). As Co-Director of San Diego=s Institute for Law and Philosophy Iorganized and co-hosted 2-day workshops on: The philosophy of welfare economics (2000);deontological ethics (2001); hate crime legislation (2001); free speech (2001); the boundaries ofmoral community (2001); moral luck (2003); and compensation (2003). As Co-Director ofIllinois= Program in Law and Philosophy I organized and co-hosted 2-day workshops onresponsibility (2002), just war theory (2003), Nietzsche and normativity (2003), probability andcausation (2004), liberty (2004), consent (2004), theory of law (2005), intentions (2006),causation and responsibility (2006), good Samaritan duties (2006), the relations of economics tophilosophy (2006; 2007); criminal law theory (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013); promising (2009);meta-ethics and law (2011); environmental ethics (2012); Leo Katz on legal perversity (2012).Member, MacArthur Foundation Research Team (and Chair of the Intentions Subgroup), Law andNeuroscience Project, 2007-2011.Member, Board of Directors, Los Angeles Legal Aid Foundation, 1979-1980.Attorney for ACLU, Northern California Chapter in Ruiz v. Superior Court, 80 Cal. Rptr. 523(1969).Member, Board of Editors, Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, Cambridge University Press, first edit.,1995, and second edit., 1999.Member, Board of Editors, Legal Theory, 1994-present.Member, Board of Editors, Buffalo Criminal Law Review, 1996-present.Member, Board of Editors, Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, 1994-present.Co-director, Philosophy of Law Reading Group, Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium, 1990-91.- 23 -

M. S. MooreMiscellaneous Professional Activities (continued)Consultant, Committee on Nomenclature and Statistics, American Psychiatric Association, 1976.Chairman, USC Law Center Faculty Appointments Committee, 1984-5.Chairman, USC Law Center Committee on Promotions and Tenure, 1984-5.Chairman, University of Pennsylvania Law School Budget Committee, 1993-1996.Consultant, KCET Educational Television, on an NEH-funded documentary on federalism, 1985-89.Consultant, People for the American Way, on the Robert Bork debate, 1987.Consultant, Election of Tom Bradley Committee, on the Rose Bird debate, 1986.Member, AALS Planning Committee, Jurisprudence Symposium for 1992 Annual Meeting.Member, Planning Committee and Study Group, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1995and 1996 Symposia on Intra-Disciplinary Disagreement, Charlottesville, Virginia.- 24 -