Erik Jensen, David L. Brennan Professor in the School of Law, recently published a number of articles, including “The More Things Change: Much Talk of Reform, but are Real Results Likely?” in Journal of Taxation of Investments; “Sin Taxes: Taxes Aren’t Always the Answer” on American Government ABC-CLIO; and “Hands Off My Purse! Why Money Bills Originate in the House” in the Heritage Foundation’s First Principles Series. Additionally, two articles are forthcoming: “The Sale of State Tax Credits: A Tax Court Decision Isn’t a Temple of Doom” in Journal of Taxation of Investments and “A Comment on Commas” in the Green Bag.
He also was a speaker at the meetings of the Committee on Sales, Exchanges and Basis of the ABA Section of Taxation in both Boca Raton, Fla., and Washington, D.C.
Also, Jensen’s limerick about the research paper “Rebuilding Global Fisheries,” by Boris Worm et al., was the winning entry in Mini-AIR’s May contest. Mini-AIR is the monthly online version of the Annals of Improbable Research, a satirical science magazine.