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NAME: Richard Owen Lempert ADDRESS: 1510 N. Colonial Terrace Arlington, VA 22209 TEL AND FAX: 703-516-0371 E-MAIL: Rlempert@umich.edu SCHOOLS ATTENDED YEAR DEGREES AWARDED Oberlin College 1960-1964 A.B. Harvard Law School 1964-1965 University of Michigan Rackham School of Graduate Studies 1965-1971 Ph.D. (Sociology) Law School 1966-1968 J.D. ACADEMIC HONORS Oberlin: Elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha (speech honorary fraternity) Awarded "Griswold Scholarship" to Harvard Law School A.B. awarded magna cum laude with Highest Honors in Government Graduate School: Elected to membership in Phi Kappa Phi Law School: Invited to join Harvard and University of Michigan Law Reviews Various awards for highest average in particular classes and for general scholarship; Order of the Coif, J.D. awarded summa cum laude FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Griswold Scholarship for study at Harvard Law School (1964-1965) Horace H. Rackham Fellowship in Sociology (1965-1966) NSF Fellowship in Sociology (refused) Russell Sage Residency in Sociology and Law (1966-1968) Kent Fellowship in Sociology and Law (1966-1971)

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PROFESSIONAL HONORS President, Law & Society Association, (2007 – 09). Secretary, Section K, American Association for the Advancement of Science (2006- ) Best Article Prize, Sociology of Law Section, American Sociological Association for “Michigan’s Minority Graduates in Practice: The River Runs Through Law School” 2003 Named Eric Stein Distinguished University Professor, 2001 Senior Fellow, University of Michigan Society of Fellows, 2000-2003 Loevinger Prize Award, August, 1998 Russell Sage Foundation Fellowship 1998-99 Harry Kalven Prize, 1997 (Law and Society Association's biennial award for outstanding socio-legal scholarship) Elected Chair of the Sociology of Law Section of the American Sociological Association, 1995-96 Fellow, Center For Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, 1994-95 Fellow, American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Elected 1993 Named Francis A. Allen Collegiate Professor of Law, 1990 Mason Ladd Lecturer, University of Iowa Law School, 1981 POSITIONS HELD Assistant Professor University of Michigan Law School 1968-1972 Russell Sage Fellowship and Lecturer in Law Yale Law School 1971-1972 Associate Professor University of Michigan Law School 1972-1974 Professor of Law University of Michigan Law School 1974-present Mason Ladd Visiting Distinguished Professor of Law University of Iowa Law School Fall of 1981 Visiting Fellow, Centre for Socio-Legal Research Winter, Spring Wolfson College, Oxford 1982

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Positions held (Continued) Professor of Sociology (part-time appointment) University of Michigan 1985-present Francis A. Allen Collegiate Professor of Law 1990-2001 Visiting Professor, University of Tokyo Law School Portion of Spring- Summer Term, 1992 Acting Chair, Department of Sociology Academic Year University of Michigan 1993-1994 Fellow, Center For Advanced Studies in the Academic Year Behavioral Sciences 1994-1095 Chair, Department of Sociology University of Michigan 1995- 1998 Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage Foundation 1998-1999 Founding Director, University of Michigan 1999-2004 Life Sciences, Values and Society Program Eric Stein Distinguished University Professor 2001 - 2008 of Law and Sociology on Leave (2002-08) Division Director, Division of Social and Economic 2002-2006 Sciences, National Science Foundation Research Professor, George Washington Institute 2007-2008 Of Public Policy Chief Scientist and Research Lead, Human Factors/ 2008-2011 Behavioral Sciences Division, Science & Technology Directorate Department of Homeland Security. Eric Stein Distinguished University Professor 2008-present of Law and Sociology, Emeritus Visiting Fellow in Governance, Brookings Institution 2012-present

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SELECTED DHS RESPONSIBILITIES/EXPERIENCE Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Co-Chair of National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) interagency subcommittee of the NSTC Committee on Science (other co-chairs: NSF SBE Directorate AD and NIH OBSSR head) Lead DHS representative to the NSTC Committee on Science Subcommittee on Forensic Evidence. (Worked closely with heads of USSS,CBP and ICE forensic science laboratories in efforts to improve forensic science in the United States.) On behalf of the United States and DHS co-organizer/leader of 6 nation international working group on research sharing to advance community resilience. (Principal author/drafter of final reports for two meetings) Human Factors/Behavioral Science Division (HF/BSD) lead in drafting official HF/BSD Security Classification Guide. Member external advisory committee for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory project on Techno-social Predictive Analytics. Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative (COTR) qualified. (Final stage responsibility for one National Academy of Science effort and early stage responsibility for another; had for a period scientific management but not official COTR responsibility for major violent intent predictive modeling project.) Represented HF/BSD on S&T Directorate Research Council. Periodic deep involvement with privacy law issues, briefing research and program evaluation. Source selection participation for domestic and international research proposals. Exposure and often contributions to projects in the areas of terrorist radicalization, predictive modeling, community resilience, risk communications, transportation security screening, human systems integration, data base construction, behavioral and physiological profiling and biometrics among other areas. Clearance Level: TS/SCI.

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PUBLICATIONS BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS: A Modern Approach to Evidence West Publishing Company Fourth Edition plus Teacher’s St. Paul, MN (2011) Manual (with S. Gross, J. Liebman J. Blume, S. Landsman and F. Lederer [Editions 1 and 2 with S. Salzburg 3rd edition with Gross and Liebman] (1st Edition, 1977) Evidence Stories (editor) Foundation Press ( 2006) Under the Influence? Drugs and the National Academy Press, American Work Force (co-edited with Washington, DC (1994) Jacques Normand & Charles O'Brien) An Invitation to Law and Social Science: Longman's Publishing Company, Desert, Disputes, and Distribution New York. (1986). Reprinted by the (with Joseph Sanders) University of Pennsylvania Press (1990) Randomized Field Experiments in Criminal Report to the National Justice Agencies: Workshop Proceedings Institute of Justice, National Research (ed. with Christie A Visher) Council (August 1987). Special Issue Editor (with Lester Brickman) 11 Law & Society Review 173 Law & Society Review, Volume 11, (Revised and reprinted essays in Number 2 The Role of Research in the Delivery of Legal Services) (1976) The Role of Research in the Delivery of Published privately under grant from NSF Legal Services (edited with (1976) Lester Brickman) ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: Reflections on “Class in American Legal 88 Denver L. Rev. 683 (2011) Education” A Personal Odyssey Toward a Theme: 44 Law & Soc. Rev. 431 (2010) Race and Equality in the United States 1948 – 2009 (Presidential Address: Law & Society Association.)

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) The Inevitability of Theory 98 Cal. L. Rev 877 (2010) Can there be a Progressive Bioethics? Ch. 2 in Jonathan Moreno and Sam Berger (eds) Progress in Bioethics, The MIT Press (2010) The Significance of Statistical Significance 34 Law & Soc. Inquiry 225 (2009) Low Probability/High Consequence Events: 58 Depaul Law Review 357 (2009) Dimensions of Damage Compensation Empirical Research for Public Policy: 5 Journal of Empirical Legal With Examples from Family Law Studies 907 (2008) Anglo-American and Continental Systems, Ch. 20 in John Jackson, Maximo Langer Marsupials and Mammals of the Law and Peter Tillers (eds) Crime,Procedure and Evidence in Comparative and International Context, Hart Publishing (2008) The Internationalization of Lay Legal Decision- 40 CORNELL INT’L L.J. (2007) Making: Jury Resurgence and Jury Research Group Report: What is the Role of Heuristics in Ch. 16 in Gerd Gigernezer and Christopher Litigation (Coauthored by working group) Engel (eds) Heuristics and the Law, The MIT Press (2006) The Real Impact of Eliminating Affirmative Action 57 Stan. Law Rev. 1855 (2005) n American Law Schools: An Empirical Critique of Richard Sander’s Study (With David Chambers, Tim Clydesdale and William Kidder) Amerika Gassyukoku ni okeru Hogaku Kyoiku 54 Ho to Seiji -59. (2004) Taisei: Nihon ni totte Kyokun ha Sonzai suruka” (In Japanese. Mami Iemoto, trans.) The Organization of American Legal Education: 54 The Journal of Law & Politics -59 Are There Any Lessons for Japan? (In English) (2004)

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Following the Man on the Clapham Omnibus: 37 Wake Forest Law Review 3 (2002) Social Science Evidence in Malpractice Litigation Breaking Deadlock, Shattering Ideals 1 Law, Probability, & Risk 83-96 (2002) Narrative Relevance, Imagined Juries, 21 St. Louis Univ. Pub. L. Rev. 15 and A Supreme Court Inspired Agenda (2002) for Jury Research Activist Scholarship 35 Law & Society Review 25 (2001) The Economic Analysis of Evidence Law: 87 Va. L. Rev. 1619 (2001) Common Sense on Stilts Citizen Participation in Jury Decision Making: St. Louis-Warsaw Trans-Atlantic Journal Juries, Lay Judges and Japan 1-14 (2001) Reprinted in V. Hans (ed.) The Jury System: Contemporary Research, Ashgate (2006) Michigan’s Minority Graduates in Practice: 25 Law & Social Inquiry 395 (2000) The River Runs Through law School (with David Chambers and Terry Adams) Michigan’s Minority Graduates in Practice: 25 Law & Social Inquiry 585 (2000) Answers to Methodological Queries Befuddled Judges: Statistical Evidence in Bernie Grofman (ed.) Controversies in Title VII Cases in Civil Rights. The University Press of Virginia (2000) A Classic at 25: Reflections on Galanter’s 33 Law & Society Review 1099 (1999) “Haves” Article and Work It Inspired Juries, Hindsight, and Punitive Damage 48 DePaul Law Review 867 (1999) Awards: Failures of a Social Science Case for Change

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Doing Well & Doing Good; The Careers 42 Law Quad Notes 60 (1999) of Minority and White Graduates of the University of Michigan Law School (with David Chambers & Terry Adams) Built on Lies: Preliminary Reflections on 49 Hastings Law Journal 343 (1998) Evidence Law as an Autopoetic System A Resource Theory of the Criminal Law: in Bryant G. Garth and Austin Sarat (eds.) Exploring When It Matters pp. 227-247 How Does Law Matter. NorthwesternUniversity Press: Evanston, IL (1998) Why Do Juries Get A Bum Rap: 48 DePaul Law Review 453 (1998) Reflections on the Work of Valerie Hans After the DNA Wars: A Mopping Up 31 Israel Law Review 536 (1997) Operation Of Flutes, Oboes and the As If World Special Issue The International Journal of of Evidence Law Evidence & Proof 316. (Bayesian and Juridical Proof) Ron Allen & Mike Redmayne (ed.) (1997) After the DNA Wars: Skirmishing 37 Jurimetrics Journal 439 (1997) with NRC II Playing the "Culture Card": 5 Cardozo Journal of International and Trials in a Multi-cultural Democracy Comparative Law 113 (1997) The Honest Scientist's Guide to 96 Genetica 119 (1995) DNA Evidence Reprinted in B.S. Weir (ed.) Human Identification: The Use of DNA Markers. Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht, The Netherlands (1995)

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Cultural Differences and Discrimination: 59 American Sociological Review Samoans Before a Public Housing 890 (1994); Reprinted in C.G. Eviction Board Ellison & W.A. Martin (eds.) pp. 251-261 Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States: Readings for the 21st Century. Roxbury Publishing Co., Los Angeles (1999) The Suspect Population and DNA 34 Jurimetrics Journal 1 (1993) Identification DNA, Science and the Law: Two 34 Jurimetrics Journal 41 (1993) Cheers for the Ceiling Principle Experts, Stories and Information 87 Northwestern University Law Review 1169 (1993) Civil Juries and Complex Cases: Chapter 6, in Robert E. Litan (ed.) Verdict. Taking Stock after Twelve Years The Brookings Institution, Washington, DC

(1993) Why Do Jury Research? Chapter 12, in Reid Hastie (ed.) Inside the Juror. Cambridge Univ. Press (1993) Discretion in a Behavioral Perspective: Chapter 6, in Keith Hawkins (ed.) The Case of a Public Housing The Uses of Discretion. Clarendon Press, Eviction Board Oxford (1992) The Value of Counsel: 20 Years of 26 Law & Society Review 627 (1992) Representation before a Public Housing Eviction Board (with Karl Monsma) A Jury For Japan? 40 The American Journal of Comparative Law 37 (1992). [A Revised version of of Japanese language article with the same title.] [Translated into Latvian (1992)] PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued)

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Contributions to Judicial Reform and This volume reports the proceedings of 2 the Jury System symposia on the jury system, one held in Tokyo and the other in Osaka. I was one of two principal speakers at each. My speeches were translated into Japanese and are published herein. Published by Tokyo and Osaka Bar Associations, Tokyo (1992). DNA Technology in Forensic Science National Research Council, National (The report is authored by a Committee Academy Press, Washington, DC (1992) on which I served. Individual author- ship not noted. I made substantive and editorial contributions to several chapters) A Jury For Japan? Translated into Japanese and published in AmericaHo 1. (1991) Some Caveats Concerning DNA as Criminal 13 Cardozo Law Review 303 (1991). Identification Evidence: With Thanks to Reprinted in Carr, James G. (ed.) the Reverend Bayes Criminal Law Review -- 1993. Clark

Boardman Callaghan: New York (1993) Hindsight and Causality 17 Personality and Social Psychology (with David Wasserman & Reid Hastie) Bulletin 30 (1991) Telling Tales in Court: Trial Procedure 13 Cardozo Law Review 559 (1991) and the Story Model Remarks on The Strength of the Civil Translated into Japanese and published Jury, made during 3 hour session of in AmericaHo. (1991) 1990 Conference of the Japanese-American Society for Legal Studies. A Case For the American Civil Jury: Translated into Japanese and published in With Speculations on Lessons For Japan AmericaHo 193. (1990) Docket Data and 'Local Knowledge': 24 Law & Society Review 321 (1990) Studying the Court and Society Link Over Time Of Polls and Prestige: One Faculty 34 Law Quadrangle Notes 62 (1990) Member's Candid Views

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) The Dynamics of Informal Procedure: 23 Law & Society Review 347 (1989) The Case of a Public Housing Eviction Board Humility Is A Virtue: On the Publicization 23 Law & Society Review 145 (1989) of Policy-Relevant Research The Evolving Role of Statistical Springer-Verlag. (Stephen E. Feinberg, ed.) Assessments As Evidence in Courts. (1989) (My contributions are submerged in the report, but they include writing several sections as well as substantial contributions to the editing of several chapters) Lawyers and Informal Justice: The Case of 51 Law & Contemporary Problems A Public Housing Eviction Board 135 (1988) (with Karl Monsma) 'Between Cup and Lip': Social Science 10 Law & Policy 167 (1988) Influences on Law and Policy The Effects of Graduate Training 43 American Psychologist 431 No. 6 (1988) on Reasoning (with Darren Lehman & Richard Nisbett) The Autonomy of Law: Two Visions In Autopoetic Law: A New Approach to Compared Law and Society. (ed. by Gunther Teubner) Frienze: European University Institute (1988) The New Evidence Scholarship: 66 Boston University Law Review 439 Analyzing the Process of Proof May/July (1986). Reprinted in Tiller, Peter and Eric D. Green (eds.) Probability and Inference in the Law of Evidence. Kluwer: The Netherlands (1988) The Twelve-Person, Unanimous Jury: 21 International Society of Barristers 330 Does It Have More than History to July (1986) Recommend it?

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Social Science in Court, On 'Eyewitness 10 Law and Human Behavior 167 (1986) Experts' and Other Issues Error Behind the Plate and in the Law 59 Southern California Law Review 407 (1986) Statistics in the Courtroom: 85 Columbia Law Review 1098 (1985) Building on Rubinfeld The Force of Irony: On the Morality 95 Journal of Ethics 86 (1984) of Affirmative Action and United Steelworkers v. Weber Capital Punishment in the 8O's: 74 Journal of Criminal Law and Reflections on the Symposium Criminology 1101 (1983) The Impact of Executions on Homicide: 29 Crime and Delinquency 88 (1983) A New Look in an Old Light Organizing for Deterrence: Lessons from a 16 Law & Society Review 513 (1982) Study of Child Support Civil Juries and Complex Cases: Let's 80 Michigan Law Review 68 (1981). Not Rush to Judgment Reprinted in part in Monahan, John and Laurens Walker Social Science in Law: Cases and Materials. Foundations Press: New York (1985).Reprinted in part in

Levine, David I, Donald L. Doernberg and Melissa L. Nelken Civil Procedure Anthology. Anderson Publishing Co.: Cincinnati, Ohio (1998)

A Right to Every Woman's Evidence 66 Iowa Law Review 725 (1981) Reprinted in An Evidence Anthology. Edward J. Imwinkelreid and Glen Weissenberger (eds.) pp.183-88, Anderson Publishing Co (1996) Grievances and Legitimacy: The 15 Law & Society Review 707 (1981) Beginnings and End of Dispute Settlement

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Desert and Deterrence: An Assessment of 79 Michigan Law Review 1177 (1981). the Moral Bases of the Case for Reprinted in part in Singer, Richard G. Capital Punishment and Martin Gardner, Crimes and Punishment: Cases, Materials, and Readings in Criminal Law. Second Edition, Matthew Bender Co., Inc. (1996), 1st Ed. (1989); A Capital Punishment Anthology Victor L. Streib (ed.) pp. 70-76, Anderson Publishing Co. (1993); and in The Bill of Rights and American Legal

History, Paul L. Murphy (ed.) Criminal Procedure Vol. III, pp. 297-352, Garland Publishing, Inc., New York (1990) Desert and Deterrence: An Evaluation of In The Penalty of Death, pp. 61-107, the Moral Bases for Capital Punishment Final Report Annual Chief Justice Earl Warren Conference on Advocacy in the United States (June 1980) Jury Size and the Peremptory Challenge: 23 Law Quad Notes, No. 1 (1978) Testimony on Jury Reform Reprinted in Owen Fiss and Robert

Cover, The Structure of Procedure. Foundation Press, Mineola (1979) More Tales of Two Courts: On Exploring 13 Law & Society Review 91 (1978) Changes in the Dispute Settlement Function of Trial Courts Modeling Relevance 75 Michigan Law Review 1021 (1977) Reprinted in part in An Evidence Anthology. Edward J. Imwinkelreid and Glen Weissenberger (eds.) pp. 138-41, Anderson Publishing Co. (1996) Trial-Type Ceremonies and Defendant Behavior: 1 Journal of Law and Human Behavior Moralizing and Cooling in an Eviction 343 (1977) Setting Mobilizing Private Law In The Role of Research in the Delivery of Legal Services revised and reprinted 11 Law & Society Review 173 (1976)

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PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS: (continued) Uncovering 'Non-Discernible Differences': 73 Michigan Law Review 643 (1975). Empirical Research and the Jury Size Case Reprinted in Jacob stein, J. M. & R.M.S. Mersey’s compilation. Jury Size: Articles

and Bibliography from the Literature of Law and the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Fred B. Rothman & Co.: Littleton, CO (1998); Loh, Wallace D.

Social Research in the Judicial Process. Russell Sage, New York (1984) Toward a Theory of Decriminalization 3 et. al. 1 (1974) Norm-Making in Social Exchange: A 7 Law & Society Review 1 (Fall 1972) Contract Law Model Law School Grading: An Experiment 24 Journal of Legal Education 251 with Pass-Fail (Spring 1972) Evictions from Public Housing: Effects of 35 American Sociological Review 852 Independent Review (with Kiyoshi Ikeda) (October 1970) (Reprinted in G. Sternlieb and L. Sagalyn (eds.)) Housing, New York Ams (1972) Strategies of Research Design in The Legal 1 Law & Society Review (Fall, 1966) Impact Study: The Control of Plausible (Reprinted in a number of books) Rival Hypotheses REVIEWS, COMMENTS AND OTHER PUBLISHED WRITING: Black Behavior and Moral Dissonance: Commentary in The Obamas and a (Post) Missing Mechanisms in Theorizing Racial America, (Gregory Parks and the Obama Effect Matthew Hughey, eds.) Oxford University Press, New York (2011) Maintaining U.S. Scientific Leadership Science Progress (Spring/Summer 2008) pp. 85-88 Editor’s Introduction In Evidence Stories (2006) REVIEWS, COMMENTS AND OTHER PUBLISHED WRITING: (continued)

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NIH Youth Violence Consensus Conference NIH Report (2004) State of the Science Report (Contributing Author) Value Issues - The Public Health 17 Findings Magazine, Spring-Summer, Response to Bioterrorism pp. 7-8 (2002) Which Students? Japan’s Challenge 45 Law Quad Notes 64 (2002) and Opportunity Business on Trial: the True Story 85 Judicature 297 (2002) (Review of V. Hans, Business on Trial: The Civil Jury and Corporate Responsibility) PGD to Save Sibs Lives: Honest 323 BMJ 1240-1243 (2001)(On Line Ed.) Conversation on Irreconcilable Conflicts The African American, Latino and 1999 Salt Equalizer #3,19-25 (1999) Native American Graduates of One American Law School, 1970-1996 (with David Chambers and Terry Adams) Damaška, Evidence Law Adrift Book Review, 49 Hastings Law Journal 397 (1998) Impeaching Tapes Published Electronically by West Publishing Co. (August 1995) O.J. At the Half Published Electronically by West Publishing Co. (July 1995) Comment: Theory and Practice in DNA 9 Statistical Science 255-58 (1994) Fingerprinting Clinton and the Draft Op/Ed Page, Detroit Free Press, 9A (October 14, 1992) Commentary on "Reciprocity and Fairness: In Joel Slemrod (ed.) Why People Pay Positive Incentives for Tax Compliance, Taxes; Tax Compliance and Enforcement by Kent W. Smith. Univ. of Michigan Press (1992) REVIEWS, COMMENTS AND OTHER PUBLISHED WRITING: (continued)

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Review essay of Joel Handler, Law and 20 Contemporary Sociology 84 (1991) the Search for Community. Philadelphia: Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 1990. Randomized Field Experiments National Institute of Justice; Research in Criminal Justice Agencies in Action: US. Government Printing (with Christy A. Visher) Office (1989) The Public Defender Program Notes in Playbill for the world premiere of Self Defense, Longwharf Theatre, New Haven, Conn. (January/February, l987) From the Editor 19 Law & Society Review 529 (1985) From the Editor 19 Law & Society Review 333 (1985) From the Editor 19 Law & Society Review 5 (1985) Point/Counterpoint: A Debate on Irony 29 Law Quad Notes, The University of and Interpretation of Michigan Law School 23 (1985) Law & Society: ITs Research 15 Syllabus 3 (1984) From the Editor 18 Law & Society Review 505 (1984) From the Editor 18 Law & Society Review 317 (1984) From the Editor 18 Law & Society Review 153 (1984) From the Editor 18 Law & Society Review 5 (1984) Review of James Loewen, Social Science in 13 Contemporary Sociology 171 (1984) the Courtroom: Statistical Techniques and Research Methods for Winning Class- Action Suits From the Editor 17 Law & Society Review 541 (1983) From the Editor 17 Law & Society Review 401 (1983) From the Editor 17 Law & Society Review 233 (1983) REVIEWS, COMMENTS AND OTHER PUBLISHED WRITING: (continued)

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From the New Editor 17 Law & Society Review 3 (1982) Review of Barbara Curran, The Legal 85 American Journal of Sociology Needs of the Public 471 (1979) Transcript of Proceedings: Conference on In The Role of Research in the Delivery Determining a Research Agenda for of Legal Services revised and reprinted Improving the Delivery of Legal Services in 11 Law & Society Review 319 (1976) Review of G. Hazard (ed.) Law in a 36 American Sociological Review 366 Changing America (April 1971) LECTURES, PAPERS AND OTHER PRESENTATIONS Featured Speaker AALS Conference on Family Law and Empirical Research (2007) Featured Speaker on Affirmative Action Research: Annual Meetings, Federalist Society (2006) Featured Speaker on Affirmative Action Research: AALS (2005) Panel Speaker: NCOVR Summer Workshop, Cancun Mexico (2005) Plenary Speaker: International Conference on Social Science Research (2005) Keynote Speaker: Oberlin College Law Alumni Reunion (2004) Plenary Speaker: Annual Conference of Graduate School Deans (2003) Featured Speaker at National Academy of Sciences Conference to mark the publication of its book on the Polygraph and Detecting Deception (2003) Featured Speaker, Annual Meeting of the American Communications Association (2005) Keynote Speaker, Conference on “Studying Islamic Publics” in Cairo, Egypt (2003) Interviewed by Korean television on the issue of affirmative action (2002) Featured Speaker on “Researching Research Integrity” at a national conference sponsored by the Institute of Medicine (2002) LECTURES, PAPERS AND OTHER PRESENTATIONS (continued)

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Breakout Speaker on “Evaluating Governmental Programs” at a conference held by the Performance Institute (2002) Keynote Speaker, Conference on Reforming Japanese Legal Education, Kwansei Gakuin University, Kobe, Japan (2000) Paper Presenter and Panelist, International Conference on Lay Participation in Criminal Justice Sponsor: Japanese Federation of Bar Associations, Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto Japan (2000) Presented paper (which was later sent to local U.S. Attorneys offices) at NIJ/DOJ sponsored conference on Deterring Environmental Violations (1998). Spoke on aspects of Scientific Evidence or science and the law at the Federal Judicial Center Program for Federal Judges in Atlanta, Georgia (1994) and on Courts and Statistics at a Federal Judicial Center Conference, Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1965 (1995),in an instructional program for state judges at the University of Kansas (1999), at Wayne Law School (2002) at the conference of the International Society For the Reform of Criminal Law on Technology and Its Effects on Criminal Responsibility (2002) and at the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review Conference (2003) Lectured in Instructional Workshops on DNA Evidence, Medical College of Ohio (1992), Arizona State University (1993); spoke on Quality Control and Statistical Issues Involving DNA Evidence at the First World Conference on New Trends in Criminal Investigation and Evidence, Den Hague (1995) and at the 1996 ENAR Meetings (Richmond, VA). Japanese American Society For Legal Studies (Annual Meeting - Keynote Presentation), "The Strength of the Civil Jury," Tokyo, Japan (May 1990) Mason Ladd Lecture, "A Right to Every Woman's Evidence" Iowa Law School (March 1981) Papers presented to groups or conferences at Arizona, Arizona State, Buffalo, Boalt Hall, Boston University, Columbia, California Western, Cardozo, DePaul, Duke, Gakushuin, Georgetown, Harvard, Hastings, Indiana, Konan, Kyoto, Michigan, Minnesota, New York University, Pennsylvania, Rutgers University, San Diego, Southern California, Stanford, Syracuse, Texas, University of Delaware, Stanford, Virginia, Wayne, Wisconsin, and Yale Law Schools, the University of Michigan Business School, the American Bar Foundation, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Cornell University, the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford, the University of California at Berkeley, University of Delaware Dept. of Criminal Justice, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, the University of Wyoming, the National Institute of Drug Abuse, the IRS, the Russell Sage Foundation, the Federal Judicial Center, the Federalist Society and the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies. LECTURES, PAPERS AND OTHER PRESENTATIONS (continued)

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Paper presenter or discussant on numerous panels at more than 25 meetings of the Law Society Association (including several plenary sessions), at several meetings of the American Sociological Association and the Association of American Law Schools, and at numerous conferences devoted to issues in law and social science, evidence, and other issues including conferences in Aix-en-Provence, Amsterdam, Den Hague, Florence, Kobe, Siricusa Sicily, Jerusalem, and Tokyo. Talks on the Jury System and Jury Decision Making, Third Circuit Judicial Conference Williamsburg, Virginia (1984); ABA Litigation Section (1984); Seventh Circuit Judicial Conference Chicago, Ill (1985), District Judges Retreat, Eastern District of Michigan (1985; 1995) International Society of Barristers (1986), Osaka Bar Association (1990; 1992; 1995; 2000); Tokyo Bar Association (1992). Lectured on Trials and participated in a Symposium on Democratic Legal Systems, Riga, Latvia, (1992); Advised on Reforming Legal Education in Riga, Latvia (1995). Invited lecturer on Empirical methods to foreign graduate students and research fellows at NYU Law School (2012) PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Member: American Sociological Association (1964-2011 ) Law and Society Association (1966- ) Society of American Law Teachers (1976- ) American Association for the Advancement of Science (2001- ) Fellow: American Academy of Arts and Sciences (elected 1993) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND COMMITMENTS President, Law & Society Association (2007- 09) President-elect 2006-2007 Secretary, Section K, American Association for the Advancement of Science (2006- ) Member: Committee to Review the Law School Admission’s Council’s External Grant Program 2008) MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND COMMITMENTS (continued)

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Trustee, Law and Society Association (2006-2010 ;1990-92; 1982-87; 1977-80) Membership Selection Committee, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2005-06) Council, Sociology of Law section of the American Sociological Association (2005- ) Member: Homeland Security Partnership Group (2005 - 2008 ) Panel Participant: NIH Youth Violence Consensus Conference (Contributing author to state of the science report.) (2004) Editorial Board: Annual Review of Law and Social Science (2003-2008) Member, Michigan Community Health Departments Genetics Advisory Committee (2002-03) Member, Planning Committee for the Year 2000 Law & Society Association Summer Institute and Presenter/Faculty at the Institute (2000) Member, Student Paper Prize Committee, Law & Society Association (1998-99) Member, Planning Committee for AALS Program on Theoretical Foundations of Legal Studies (1998-99) Member, Grant Review Subcommittee, Law School Admissions Council (1998-99) Member, Advisory Committee, Tucson Jury Study (1997- ) Member, Committee on Test Development and Research, Law School Admission Council (1987-92; 1995-97) American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Law (1976-96); Chair (1996); Chair-elect (1995); Member Section Executive Committee (1995-96) Chair, Sociology of Law Section Program Committee for 1995 A.S.A. Annual Meeting (1995) Faculty Participant, 1993 Law and Society Association Summer Training Program (1993) Member, National Science Foundation Panel for Program on Human Dimensions of Global Change (1992-95) Member, Committee on Drug Use in the Workplace, National Research Council, Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education (1991-93) Major Contributions and Commitments (continued)

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Member, Executive Committee, University of Michigan Department of Sociology (1990-92) Member, National Research Council (National Academy of Science) Committee on DNA Technology in Forensic Science (1989-91) Member, National Institute of Justice Grant Review Panel (July 1989) Member, National Science Foundation Panel on Global Aspects of Environmental Change (1989) Chair, Subcommittee (of CRLEAJ of the National Research Council) which planned and conducted a workshop on Field Experimentation in Criminal Justice for the National Institute of Justice (1986-87) Chair, Visiting Committee to Review the Law and Social Science Program of the National Science Foundation (1985) Member, National Research Council Panel on Tax Compliance (1984-1988) Editor, Law & Society Review (1982-85) Member, Panel on Statistics and the Law, National Research Council, (NAS) (1982-85) Chair, Committee on Research on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice, [Now: Committee on Law and Justice], National Research Council, National Academy of Science, Chair (1987-89); Vice Chair (1984-87); Member (1980-84) Member, Program Committee, American Judicature Society (1977-79) Member, Subcommittee on Legal Indicators, Social Science Research Council (1977-79) Member, Executive Committee, Law and Society Association (1982-87; 1979-80) Member, Advisory Panel for Law and Social Sciences, National Science Foundation (1976-79) OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Member International Advisory Board for Royal Statistical Society Statistics and the Law Working Group (2006 - ) Member International Advisory Committee for Oxford Study of Affirmative Action in Northern Ireland (2007- 2010 ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (CONTINUED)

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CEERS Advisory Committee (2004 – 2006) Associate Editor, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2003 - ) Participant NIJ/NIDA Workshop on Setting an Agenda for Research on Drugs and Crime (2001) Participant COSSA Meeting on “Big” Social Science (2000) Member, Editorial Board Law, Probability and Risk (2000- ) Report Reviewer for IOM Summary Report from the Conference on Evidence-Based Medicine in Court (2000) Participant, Institute of Medicine Conference on Evidence-Based Medicine in the Courts (2000) Member Prize Award Committee for the Paper Presenting the Best Research Agenda for Jurimetrics in the 21st Century (2000) B. OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (continued) Participant, Institute of Medicine Workshop on Evidence in Law and Medicine (2000) Editorial Board, Law & Society Review (1989-91; 1998- ) Member, The International Advisory Board for The International Journal of Evidence and Proof (1996- ) Editorial Board, The Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (Founding Member) (1996- ) Member, American Sociological Association working group to plan a sociological agenda for research on violence. (1993) Member, International Planning Committee for International Conference on Evidence, the Netherlands (1995) Member, Board of Directors, Baltic Legal Center (1992-94) Member, Advisory Board to Handbook of Law and Social Science series (1993-1995) Member, Planning group a National Science Foundation workshop on Social Science Contributions to Infrastructural Development and workshop participant. (1993) THER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (CONTINUED)

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Member, Organizing Committee and Chair of Bylaws Committee for American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Law (1992) Participant: National Science Foundation Invitational Conference: Law Beyond the Nation State (July 1990) Chair, Section on Law and Social Sciences, Association of American Law Schools (1990) Panel Chair and/or discussant at IRS Annual Research Conference on Tax Compliance (1987-89) Moderator: COSSA sponsored Congressional seminar on Tax Compliance (1989) Member, Inter-generational Study of Wealth Advisory Group Internal Revenue Service (1987-1990) Subcommittee on Law, Committee on Training in Statistics for Selected Professions, American Statistical Association (1985-87) Board of Advisors, Law in Social Context Series (Keith Hawkins and John M. Thomas eds.) (1985- ) Editorial Board, Violence and Victims (1985- ) Visiting Committee to evaluate the American Bar Foundation (1984-85) Instructor, Workshop on the Teaching of Evidence, Association of American Law Schools (1981) Organizer, Thematic Session on Courts and Social Change at 1981 Meetings American Sociological Association (1981) Editorial Board, Journal of Law and Human Behavior (1980-83) Organizer, Session on Policy Issues in Criminal Justice at 1980 Meetings American Sociological Association (1980) Editorial Board, Evaluation Review (1979-82) Organizer, Session on Methodology at 1978 Meetings Law and Society Association (1978) OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (CONTINUED)

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Advisory Committee, Program for the Study of Dispute Resolutions (1977-79) Session Reporter, Conference on Problems of Federalism, American Trial Lawyers Association, Roscoe Pound Foundation (1979) Session Reporter, Conference on Ethics in Advocacy, American Trial Lawyers Association, Roscoe Pound Foundation (1978) Session Reporter, Conference on the American Jury American Trial Lawyers Association, Roscoe Pound Foundation (1977) Organizer, Session on the Sociology of Law at the 1977 Meetings, American Sociological Association (1977) Editorial Advisory Board, Law & Society Review (1972-77) Peer reviewer for journals such as Law & Society Review, American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology, American Political Science Review, Evaluation Review, Social Problems, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Law and Human Behavior, and Law and Social Inquiry, granting agencies such as the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Justice, The United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation and presses such as Oxford University Press, Princeton University Press, the University of Chicago Press, the University of Michigan Press and the University of Pennsylvania Press. UNIVERSITY-WIDE COMMITTEES Provost’s Committee on Diversity (2006-2007) CARSS Advisory Committee (2004 -

Public Health Genomics Advisory Committee (2001 - SACUA Tenure Committee (1977-78) Committee to Evaluate the Institute for Public Policy Studies (1979) President’s Advisory Committee on the Life Sciences Initiative (1999-2000)