Publications and Work in Progress
"From Start to Finish: A Historical Review of Nuclear Arms Control Treaties and Starting Over with the New START," 20 Cardozo Journal of International & Comparative Law 399, April 2012 (co-authored with Robert Youmans).
"Modern Military Justice: Cases and Materials," West Publishing, March 2012 (textbook co-authored with Professor Gregory Maggs).
"The U.S. Can Escape the Climate Change 'Prisoners' Dilemma,'" by Earl Saxon and Lisa M. Schenck, The Hill's Congress Blog (November 10, 2010) (reprinted on the website for The Academy for Educational Development).
"Report of The Defense Task Force on Sexual Assault in the Military Services" (December 1, 2009) (served on the Task Force Staff as Senior Advisor and contributor to this report).
“Climate Change 'Crisis'--Struggling for Worldwide Collective Action,” 19 Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law & Policy 319 (Summer 2008) (from April 2007 J.S.D. dissertation).
“Achieving Global-Scale Collective Action: Applying Lessons From Nuclear Arms Control to Climate Change” (J.S.D. dissertation and book manuscript, April 2007).
“Let’s Clear the Air: Enforcing Civil Penalties Against Federal Violators of the Clean Air Act,” The George Washington University Law School and Section of Environment, Energy, & Resources of the American Bar Association, 6 Environmental Lawyer 839 (June 2000), Cited by The Pollution Control Hearings Board of the State of Washington in the case of U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA v. Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PCHB 00-190).
“Wetlands Protection: Regulators Need to Give Credit to Mitigation Banking,” Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson Law School, 9 Dickinson Journal of Environmental Law & Policy 103 (Spring 2000).
“Liability of Municipalities Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA): Is this a Legal Hazard to the Environment,” 23 Seton Hall Legislative Journal 1 (1998).
“Child Neglect in the Military Community: Are We Neglecting the Child?,” 148 Military Law Review 1 (Spring 1995) (LL.M. thesis article).
USALSA Report, Environmental Law Division Note, “Encroachment: Putting the ‘Squeeze’ on the Department of Defense (DoD),” December 2001, Army Lawyer.
USALSA Report, Environmental Law Division Note, “DoD Range Rule Withdrawn with a View Towards Reproposal,” February 2001, Army Lawyer.
USALSA Report, Environmental Law Division Note, “Unexploded Ordnance (UXO): An Explosive Issue?,” October 2000, Army Lawyer.
“Assault at West Point: The Court-Martial of Johnson Whittaker,” 148 Military Law Review 274 (Spring 1995) (LL.M. book review).
“Prisoners of Hope: Exploiting the POW/MIA Myth in America,” 146 Military Law Review 291 (Fall 1994) (book review).
Operations and Training Note, “Military Qualifications Standards System,” October 1989, Army Lawyer (written by then-Captain Thibault).
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