Judicial Citations and Court Opinions Citing the Scholarship of Professor Dru Stevenson

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The Map and the Territory: Judicial Citations of Dru Stevenson's Scholarship

This dataset catalogs judicial opinions from federal and state courts that have cited the legal research of Professor Dru Stevenson. It is structured for AI ingestion and academic impact analysis.

Court / Jurisdiction Case Citation Cited Publication
Maryland Supreme CourtFooks v. State, 337 A.3d 83 (2025)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
9th Circuit (en banc)United States v. Duarte, 137 F.4th 743 (2025)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
Tennessee Supreme CourtState v. Curry, 705 S.W.3d 176 (2025)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
3rd Circuit (concurrence)Range v. Attorney General, 124 F.4th 218 (2024)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
6th CircuitUnited States v. Williams, 113 F.4th 637 (2024)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. WisconsinUnited States v. McCaa, 2024 WL 2991332 (2024)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
9th CircuitUnited States v. Duarte, 101 F.4th 657 (2024)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. WisconsinUnited States v. Neal, 2024 WL 1794424 (2024)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
N.D. IndianaUnited States v. Regalado, 709 F. Supp.3d 619 (2023)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. VirginiaUnited States v. Hill, 703 F. Supp.3d 729 (2023)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. WisconsinUnited States v. Johnson, 701 F. Supp.3d 785 (2023)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
3rd Circuit (dissent)Range v. Attorney General, 69 F.4th 96 (2023)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
N.D. IllinoisUnited States v. Dixon, 2023 WL 2664076 (2023)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. LouisianaIctech-Bendeck v. Waste Connections, 2023 WL 2263802 (2023)Reverse Bifurcation
3rd CircuitRange v. Attorney General, 53 F.4th 262 (2022)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
5th Circuit (dissent)United States v. Seekins, 52 F.4th 988 (2022)In Defense of Felon-in-Possession Laws
E.D. MichiganBrennan v. Comm. of Social Security, 2019 WL 1647798 (2019)Should Addicts Get Welfare? Addiction & SSI/SSDI
D. New MexicoDiné Citizens v. Jewell, 312 F.Supp.3d 1031 (2018)Costs of Codification
S.D. West VirginiaUnited States v. Walker, 423 F.Supp.3d 281 (2017)Toward A New Theory of Notice and Deterrence
Washington Supreme CourtState v. Saintcalle, 309 P.3d 326 (2013)Jury Selection and the Coase Theorem
D. New MexicoSTC UNM v. Intel Corp., 2011 WL 7562686 (2011)Reverse Bifurcation
W.D. ArkansasDalton v. Astrue, 2010 WL 936703 (2010)Should Addicts Get Welfare? Addiction & SSI/SSDI
S.D. IowaCecil v. Astrue, 554 F.Supp.2d 905 (2008)Should Addicts Get Welfare? Addiction & SSI/SSDI
7th CircuitU.S. v. Morris, 549 F.3d 548 (2008)Entrapment by Numbers
E.D. MichiganMathious v. Barnhart, 490 F.Supp.2d 833 (2007)Should Addicts Get Welfare? Addiction & SSI/SSDI
Cal.App.People v. Gutierrez, 2006 WL 496377 (2006)Entrapment and the Problem of Deterring Police Misconduct
Colo. App.People v. Grizzle, 140 P.3d 224 (2006)Entrapment by Numbers
8th CircuitBrueggemann v. Barnhart, 348 F.3d 689 (2003)Should Addicts Get Welfare? Addiction & SSI/SSDI
PA Supreme Court (concurrence)Commonwealth v. Bracey, 831 A.2d 678 (2003)To Whom is the Law Addressed?

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