Unwarranted Warrants? An Empirical Analysis of Judicial Review in Search and Seizure, 138 Harv. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2025) (with Miguel de Figueiredo and Brett Hashimoto), draft available upon request.

Them’s Fightin’ Words — Maybe: Testing the Application and Boundaries of the “Fighting Words” Doctrine Using a Randomized Survey Experiment, 50 BYU L. Rev. (forthcoming 2025) (with Erin Cranor), draft available upon request.

The Failure of Judicial Recusal and Disclosure Rules: Evidence from a Field Experiment, 117 Nw. U. L. Rev. 1277 (2023) (peer reviewed).

Pretrial Disparity and the Consequences of Money Bail, 81 Maryland L. Rev. 557 (2022) (with Miguel de Figueiredo).

Campaign Donations, Judicial Recusal, and Disclosure: A Field Experiment, 83 J. Politics 4 (2021) (peer reviewed) (with Jonathon Krasno, Donald Green, Costas Panagopoulos, and Michael Schwam-Baird).

• Replication Materials

Compliance Experiments in the Field: Features, Limitations, and Examples, in Cambridge Handbook of Compliance (Daniel Sokol and Benjamin Van Rooij, eds.) (invited chapter) (2021).

Randomness Pre-considered: Recognizing and Accounting for “De-Randomizing” Events When Utilizing Random Judicial Assignment, 17 J. Emp. Legal Stud. 342 (2020) (peer reviewed).

Trial by Skype: A Causality-Oriented Replication Exploring the Use of Remote Video Adjudication in Immigration Removal Proceedings, 59 Int’l Rev. L. & Econ. 82 (2019) (peer reviewed) (with Joshua Mitts).

Field Experimentation and the Study of Law and Policy, 10 Ann. Rev. L. Social Sci. 53 (2014) (peer reviewed) (with Donald Green).

Importing Trust: A Field Experiment on Social Capital Levels in North Korean Refugees, Available in the BYU Scholars Archive (2011) (not peer reviewed)