Christine Coughlin

Books

• Modern Legal Scholarship: A Guide to Producing and Publishing Scholarly and Professional Writing (Carolina Academic Press 2020).
• Becoming a Legal Writer (Carolina Academic Press 2019) (with Robin Laisure, Sandy Patrick).
• Law Jobs: The Complete Guide (West Academic Publishing 2019).
• A Lawyer Writes, 3rd Edition (2018) (with Joan Rocklin, Sandy Patrick).
• An Advocate Persuades (Carolina Academic Press 2015) (with Joan Rocklin, Robert Rocklin, Sandy Patrick).
• A Lawyer Writes, 2nd Edition (Carolina Academic Press 2013) (with Sandy Patrick, Joan Rocklin).
• A Lawyer Writes (Carolina Academic Press 2008).

Book Chapters

• Research on Emerging Biotechnologies, in The Oxford Handbook of Research Ethics (2020).
• The Other Side of the Story: Using Cognitive Learning Tools of Graphic Organization to Teach Students To Construct Effective CounterAnalysis, in Readings in Persuasion: Briefs that Changed the World (2012).
• Legal Writing, in 1L of a Ride: A Well-Traveled Professor's Roadmap to Success in the First Year of Law School (2nd ed.) (Thompson-West 2012).
• Bioethics and the Law: Using Moot Court as a Tool to Teach Effective Argumentation Skills (co-authors Christine N. Coughlin, Tracey Banks Coan and Barbara Lentz), in Bioethics, Public Moral Argument & Social Responsibility 25-45 (Nancy M.P. King and Michael Hyde 2011).
• Legal Research and Writing, in 1L of a Ride: A Well-Traveled Professor's Roadmap to Success in the First Year of Law School (2008).

Articles

• The Other Side of the Story: Using Graphic Organizers to Counter the Counter-Analysis Quandary, 12 Legal Writing Institute Monograph Series, Volume 12 on Visual Legal Writing (2023) (2023).
• The Other Side of the Story: Using Graphic Organizers to Counter the Counter-Analysis Quandry, Reprinted in Volume 12 LWI Monograph Series on Visual Legal Writing 2023 (2023).
• Dobbs, the Intrusive State and the Future of Solidarity, Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2023).
• FDA's Accelerated Approval, Emergency Use Authorization, and PreApproval Access: Considerations for Use in Public Health Emergencies and Beyond, 23 North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology 741 (2022).
• A Virtuous Circle: How Health Solidarity Could Prompt Recalibration of Privacy and Improve Data and Research, 74 Oklahoma Law Review 51 (2021).
• Regenerative Medicine and the Right to Try, 18 Wake Forest Journal of Business and Intellectual Property Law 590 (2018).
• Isolationist Policies Threaten Public Health, The American Journal of Public Health 860 (2017).
• Public Health Policy: Revising the Need for a Compensation System for Quarantine to Maximize Compliance, Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy 415 (2017).
• E-formed Consent: Can Informed Consent be just a Click Away, 50 Wake Forest Law Review 381-397 (2015).
• Legal Methods for Medical Professionals: Implementing a Medical School Rotation in the Law School to Promote Greater Cooperation and Understanding between the Professions, 21 Annals of Health Law 257 (2012).
• Pluripotent Stem Cells: the Search for a Perfect Source, 12 Minnesota Journal of Law Science and Technology 715 (2011).
• The Carnegie Report and Legal Writing: Does the Report Go Far Enough?, 17 Journal of the Institute of Legal Writing 279 (2011).
• When Doctors Become "Patients": Advocating a Patient-Centered Approach for Health Care Workers in the Context of Mandatory Influenza Vaccinations and Informed Consent, 45, No. 5 Wake Forest Law Review 1551 (2010).
• The Other Side of the Story: Using Graphic Organizers to Counter the Counter-Analysis Quandry, 39 University of Baltimore Law Review 227 (2010).
• See One, Do One, Teach One: Dissecting the Use of Medical Education's Signature Pedagogy in the Legal Research and Writing Classroom, 26 361 (2010).
• An Examination of the Power of Narrative: A review of Health Law and Bioethics: Cases in Context, 37 Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 857 (2010).
• Failure is Not an Option: What Legal Educators Can Learn from NASA's Signature Pedagogies to Improve Student Outcomes, Southern Methodist University Law Review, Journal of Law, Air and Commerce (2010).
• Ethical Issues in Regenerative Medicine, 25 Wake Forest Intellectual Property Law Journal 215 (2009).
• Cogito Ergo Sum or I Think, therefore, I am: A Comment on "Is Thinking Like a Lawyer What we Want to Teach?", 1 Journal of the Association of Legal Writing Directors 113 (2002).

Other

• Treating Gun Violence as a Public Health Problem: Exploring Intersecting Root Causes, Awaken (February 21, 2018).
• Removing the Barriers of Institutional Racism, Huffington Post (August 27, 2017).
• 2017's Best & Worst States for Doctors, WalletHub (March 27, 2017).
• Return NC to a Democracy through Fair Redistricting, The Raleigh News and Observer (February 10, 2017).
• Hope In 2017: Preventing The Spread Of False News And Partisan News Cycles, Huffington Post (January 17, 2017).
• Election 2016: The Potentially Polarizing Effects of Search Engines, Social Media, and Motivating Reasoning, Huffington Post (October 25, 2016).
• 1L of Ride Teaching Series (January 2016).
• Getting Legal Experience, The New York Times (March 15, 2013).
• Training Doctors to Speak the Language of the Law, Huffington Post (November 14, 2011).