Norman L. Greene

Published Works

• American Law Institute:
• – “The American Law Institute: A Selective Perspective on the Restatement Process,” 62 Howard LJ. 511 (2019).
• Judiciary:
• – How Great Is America’s Tolerance for Judicial Bias? An Inquiry into the Supreme Court’s Decisions in Caperton and Citizens United, Their Implications for Judicial Elections, and Their Effect on the Rule of Law in the United States, 112 W. Va. L. Rev. 873 (2010)
• – Advancing the Rule of Law through Judicial Selection Reform: Is the New York Court of Appeals Judicial Selection Process the Least of Our Concerns in New York, 72 Albany L. Rev. 633 (2009)
• – Perspectives from the Study of International Development and the Rule of Law: Are There Lessons for the Reform of Judicial Selection in the United States? 86 Denv. U. L. Rev. 53 (2009)
• – Appointive Selection of Judges, Limited Jurisdiction Courts with Non-Lawyer Judiciaries, and Judicial Independence, 43 Court Review 80 (Court Review is a publication of the American Judges Association (2007))
• – The Judicial Independence Through Fair Appointments Act, 34 Fordham Urb. L. J. 13 (2007)
• – What Makes A Good Appointive System for the Selection of State Court Judges: The Vision of the Symposium, 34 Fordham Urb. L. J. 35 (2007)
• – Reflections on the Appointment and Election of State Court Judges: A Response to Adumbrations on Judicial Campaign Speech and a Model for a Response to Similar Advocacy Articles, 43 Idaho L. Rev. 601 (2007)
• – Perspectives on Judicial Selection, 56 Mercer L. Rev. 949 (2005)
• – Perspectives on Judicial Selection Reform: The Need to Develop a Model Appointive Selection Plan for Judges in Light of Experience, 68 Albany L. Rev. 597 (2005)
• – The Governor’s Power to Appoint Judges: New York Should Have the Best Available Appointment System, 7 NYSBA Government, Law and Policy Journal 46 (2005)
• – Preface, Executioners, Jailers, Slavetrappers, and the Law: What Role Should Morality Play in Judging, 19 Cardozo L.Rev. 963 (1997)
• – Introduction, Politicians on Judges: Fair Criticism or Intimidation, 72 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 294 (1997)
• – A Perspective on Temper in the Court: A Forum on Judicial Civility, 23 Fordham Urb. L. J. 709 (1996)
• A Perspective on Nazis in the Courtroom, Lessons From the Conduct of Lawyers and Judges under Laws of the Third Reich and Vichy, France, 61 Brook. L. Rev. 1122 (1996)
• Capital Punishment:
• – Introduction, The Art of Execution, 15 Law & Literature 229 (2003)
• – Preface, Rethinking the Death Penalty: Can We Define Who Deserves Death, 24 Pace Law Review 107 (2003)
• – Introduction, Dying Twice: Incarceration on Death Row, 31 Capital University Law Review 853 (2003)
• – A Perspective on The Condemned, the Tinkerers, and the Machinery of Death: Capital Punishment in New York Before 1965, 38 Criminal Law Bulletin 510 (2002)
• – Introduction, Governor Ryan’s Capital Punishment Moratorium and The Executioner’s Confession: Views From the Governor’s Mansion to Death Row, 75 St. John’s Law Review 401 (2001)
• – The Context of Executive Clemency: Reflections on the Literature of Capital Punishment, 28 Capital University Law Review 513 (2000)
• – Clemency and the Capital Offender: An Introduction to the Power and the Punishment, 28 Capital University Law Review 557 (2000)
• Book Reviews:
• – Within These Walls: Memoirs of a Death House Chaplain, New York Law Journal, April 1, 2003
• – The Last Face You’ll Ever See: The Private Life of the American Death Penalty, New York Law Journal, February 22, 2002
• – The Last-Gasp World (review of Habeas Corpus: Rethinking the Great Writ of Liberty), Legal Times, July 15, 2002
• – Who Owns Death? Capital Punishment, The American Conscience, New York Law Journal, March 2, 2001
• – Legal Lynching: The Death Penalty and America’s Future, New York Law Journal, December 14, 2001
• – Condemned: Inside the Sing Sing Death House, New York Law Journal, August 1, 2000
• – Proximity to Death, New York Law Journal, March 10, 2000
• – Just Revenge: Costs and Consequences of the Death Penalty, New York Law Journal, January 30, 1998
• Product Liability and General Litigation:
• – Civil Conspiracy and the Rule of Law: A Proposal for Reappraisal and Reform, 64 Arkansas Law Review 301 (2011)
• – Away from Ideology: A Review of Products Liability Defenses in the Era of Tort Reform, 13 Pace L. Rev. 43 (Winter 1993)
• – Product Liability Reform: The Governor’s Proposal, New York Law Journal, June 22, 1993
• – Cigarette Warning Labels – The Real Issue for the Supreme Court, Business Insurance (November, 1991)
• – Rabies and the Researcher: Andrulonis v. United States, New York Negligence Reporter (June, 1991)
• – Enright v. Eli Lilly : A Retreat from Deterrence, New York Law Journal, March 20, 1991
• – The Law of Successor Liability in New York Products Liability Cases, New York Negligence Reporter (April 1990)
• – Successor Liability, New York Law Journal, February 28, 1990
• Book Review:
• – Galileo’s Revenge: Junk Science in the Courtroom, New York Law Journal, December 23, 1991
• General Litigation:
• – Settlement Strategy, New York Law Journal, November 3, 1989
• – Document Discovery, Strategy and Practice, New York Law Journal, July 19, 1989
• International:
• – Norman L. Greene, “Monitoring and Evaluation of International Counter-Trafficking Programs: Definitions, Challenges, and a Way Forward,” St. John’s Journal of International and Comparative Law: Volume 5, Issue 2, Article 6 (2016).
• – Norman L. Greene and Eric Beinhart, Combating Human Trafficking – The U.S. Government’s Response: A Panel and A Perspective on Counter-Trafficking in Persons, 20 ILSA J. of Intern & Comp. L. 49 (2013)
• – Why Nations Fail: 2012 International Law Weekend Panel Addresses Law and Development Movement, Underlying Assumptions, and Challenges, 19 ILSA J. of Intern. & Comp. L 419 (2013) (co- authored).
• – Towards More Effective Foreign Assistance: ABA 2013 Spring Meeting Panel Analyzes Best Practices and Misconceptions in Rule of Law Reform, Africa Law Today, Issue 2 (2013) (co-authored).
• – Norman L. Greene and Lara Goldmark, New York International Law Panel Addresses Law and Development Movement, Underlying Assumptions and Challenges, Africa Law Today, Volume 4, Issue 4 (2012)
• – Rule of Law in Morocco: A Journey Towards a Better Judiciary Through the Implementation of the 2011 Constitutional Reforms, 18 ILSA J. of Intern. & Comp. L 455 (2012)
• – International Law Weekend Panel Examines Access to Justice in the Middle East and North Africa Before and After the Arab Spring, 20 ILSA Quarterly 22 (2011)
• Professionalism:
• – The Lawyer’s Myth: Reviving Ideals in the Legal Profession, New York Law Journal, July 12, 2002
• – The Good Black: A True Story of Race in America, New York Law Journal, February 9, 1999
• – The Tough Litigator, New York State Bar Journal, February 1990
• Uniform State Laws:
• – Symposium on Uniform State Laws, 22 Okla. City Univ. Law Review 257, 286 (1997)
• Other Book Reviews:
• – Augusta Gone: A True Story, New York Law Journal, July 20, 2001