• Professor, School of Law

Dorsey Ellis

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• LL.D. at Maryville College
• J.D. at University of Chicago
• B.A. at Maryville College

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Taking international legal education to the next level Washington University School of Law launches unique Transnational Law Program Feb. 19, 2008 -- Washington University School of Law is launching a Transnational Law Program, a first-of-its-kind offering for students in both the United States and Europe. Beginning in fall 2008, a new four-year combined degree program will be offered in association with four prestigious European universities. "There is a growing need for lawyers who understand both American and European law, can identify legal issues and know reliable sources in the U.S. and throughout Europe," says Kent D. Syverud, J.D., law dean and the Ethan A.H. Shepley University Professor. "Many American law schools are expanding their international curricula study-abroad programs. Washington University Law and Utrecht University are now taking international legal education to the next level."

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Selected Publications

* Projecting the Long Arm of the Law: Extraterritorial Criminal Enforcement of U.S. Antitrust Laws in the Global Economy, 1 WASH. UNIV. GLOBAL STUDIES L. REV._ [forthcoming]

* Legal Education: A Perspective on the Last 130 Years of American Legal Training, 6 WASH. UNIV. J.L.& POL. 157 (2001)

* Extraterritorial Criminal Enforcement of U.S. Antitrust Laws, 30 KOKUSAI SHOJI HOMU JAPANESE INST. INTL. BUS. L. 141, 202 (2002)

* The Legacy of William Gardiner Hammond, WASH. UNIV. OCCAISIONAL PUBLS., 2001

* Punitive Damages, Due Process, and the Jury, 40 ALABAMA L. REV. 975-1008 (1989)

* An Economic Theory of International Torts: A Comment, 3 INT'L REV. L. & ECONS. 45-57 (1983)

* Efficiency and Vicarious Liability for Punitive Damages: Economic Implications of City of Newport v. Fact Concerts, Inc., 1SUP. CT. ECON. REV. 135-61 (1982)

* Fairness and Efficiency in the Law of Punitive Damages, 56 S. CAL. L. REV. 1-78 (1982)

* Punitive Damages in Iowa: A Critical Assesment, 66 IOWA L. REV. 1004-69 (1981)

* "Legislative Powers: FTC Rulemaking," in Economic Regulation and Bureaucratic Behavior: The Federal Trade Commission Since 1970, at 161-83 (K. Clarkson and T. Murris, eds. Cambridge Univ. Press 1981)

* Damages and the Privacy Tort: Sketching a "Legal Profile," 64 IOWA L. REVIEW. 1111-54 (1979)

* (With Melvin R. Novic, Ph.D. ) Equal Opportunity in Educational and Employment Selection, 32 AMER. PSYCH. 306-20 (1970)

* Powell v. McCormick and the Power to Expel: Some Unanswered Questions Regarding the Framers' Intent, 5 GEORGIA L. REV. 203-47 (1971)

* Vox Populi v. Suprema Lex: A Comment on the Testimonial Privilege of the Fifth Ammendment, 55 IOWA L. REV. 829-69 (1970)

* " The Constitution and the Rights of the Accused," in Law and Order Reconsidered, 509-33 (J. Campbell, J. Sahid & D. Stang eds., rev'd ed. 1970)