Joseph W. Belluck and Laura L. Aswad Professor of Civil Justice; Director of the Advocacy Institute
Research Focus: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, Legal Theory, Legislation, Statutory Interpretation
Links: Curriculum Vitae, SSRN
710 O'Brian Hall, North Campus
Buffalo, NY 14260-1100
716-645-3097
aorourke@buffalo.edu
Faculty Assistant: Deborah L. Nasisi
Police Funding as a Deficit of Democracy, not Deterrence (with Guyora Binder and Rick Su), 84 OSLJ Online (2023)
Defunding Police Agencies (with Rick Su & Guyora Binder), 71 EMORY LAW JOURNAL (2022)
The Ostensible (and, at times, Actual) Virtue of Deference, 131 YALE LAW JOURNAL FORUM (2022)
Disbanding Police Agencies (with Guyora Binder & Rick Su), 121 COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW 1327,1327-1404 (2021)
Parallel Enforcement and Agency Interdependence, MARYLAND LAW REVIEW, vol. 77: 985-1061 (2018)
Semantic Vagueness and Extrajudicial Constitutional Decisionmaking, WILLIAM & MARY BILL OF RIGHTS JOURNAL, vol. 25 (2017)
Substantive Due Process for Noncitizens, MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW FIRST IMPRESSIONS, vol. 114: 9-20 (2015)
Statutory Constraints and Constitutional Decisionmaking, WISCONSIN LAW REVIEW, vol. 2015: 87-152 (2015)
The Speedy Trial Right and National Security Detention, JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE, vol. 12: 871-896 (Oxford Press) (2014)
Windsor Beyond Marriage: Due Process, Equality & Undocumented Immigration, WILLIAM & MARY LAW REVIEW, vol. 55: 2171-2225 (2014)
Structural Overdelegation in Criminal Procedure, JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY, vol. 103(2): 407-474 (2013)
Theorizing American Freedom, MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW vol. 110 : 1101 (2012)
The Political Economy of Criminal Procedure Litigation, GEORGIA LAW REVIEW vol. 45 : 721 (2011)
Pretrial Self-Incrimination, Miranda, and Truth, in INTERROGATION, CONFESSION AND TRUTH 29, 29-48 (Lutz Eidam, Michael Lindemann & Andreas Ransiek, eds., Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft 2020)