WORKS IN PROGRESS: Criminal Law in the Age of the Administrative State book project forthcoming with Oxford University Press

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1 VINCENT CHIAO University of Toronto, Faculty of Law 78 Queen s Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C5 vincent.chiao@utoronto.ca :: RESEARCH INTERESTS: My research focuses on normative issues in the substantive criminal law, with interests as well in criminal procedure and criminal justice policy more broadly. EMPLOYMENT: Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, 2011-present. Law clerk to the Hon. Juan R. Torruella, U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, Boston, MA, Reginald F. Lewis Research Fellow, Harvard Law School, WORKS IN PROGRESS: Criminal Law in the Age of the Administrative State book project forthcoming with Oxford University Press PUBLICATIONS ARTICLES: What is the Criminal Law For?, Law and Philosophy 2015, DOI /s (peer reviewed). Discretion and Domination in Criminal Procedure: Reflections on Pettit, Politics, Philosophy and Economics 2015, DOI / X (peer reviewed). Two Conceptions of the Criminal Law, forthcoming in The New Philosophy of Criminal Law, Chad Flanders & Zachary Hoskins, eds. (Rowman & Littlefield 2015). Mass Incarceration and the Theory of Punishment, Criminal Law & Philosophy 2015, DOI /s x (peer reviewed). Acts and Actus Reus, in The Oxford Handbook of Criminal Law, Markus Dubber & Tatjana Hörnle, eds (2014). Equality, Assurance and Criminalization, 27(1) Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence 5-26 (2014) (peer reviewed). Punishment and Permissibility in the Criminal Law, 32 Law & Philosophy (2013) (peer reviewed). Ex Ante Fairness in Criminal Law and Procedure, 15(2) New Criminal Law Review (2012) (peer reviewed). Intention and Attempt, 4 Criminal Law & Philosophy 37 (2010) (peer reviewed). Action and Agency in the Criminal Law, 15 Legal Theory 1 (2009) (peer reviewed).

2 PUBLICATIONS REVIEWS: Comment on Joshua Kleinfeld, Embodied Ethical Life and Criminal Law, forthcoming on the Harvard Law Review Forum. Review of P. Pettit and C. List, Group Agency, 64(5) University of Toronto Law Journal (2014) Review of A. von Hirsch and A.P. Simester, Crimes, Harms, and Wrongs: On the Principles of Criminalisation, for Rutgers Criminal Law Criminal Justice Books, November Available at: PRESENTATIONS: Criminal Justice as the Practice of Equality, University of Michigan School of Law, Criminal Law Theory workshop, November Mass Incarceration and the Theory of Punishment, St Louis School of Law Faculty Workshop, April Loyola Los Angeles School of Law, March Brooklyn-NYU Criminal Law Colloquium, September, What is the Criminal Law For?, presented at the MPLS Theory Workshop at the University of Minnesota School of Law, April Buffalo Criminal Law Center at SUNY Buffalo, April Discretion and Domination in Criminal Procedure, presented at CrimFest, Rutgers Law School, July New Voices in Criminal Law Theory conference, Death Valley, CA, March Two Conceptions of the Criminal Law, presented at the International Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Montreal, July Moral vs. Political Perspectives on Criminal Law, Boalt Law School, Berkeley, California, October XXVI World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, July Equality, Assurance and Criminalization, presented at Law & Society, Boston, Massachusetts, May List and Pettit on Group Agency and Group Responsibility, presented at Corporate Criminal Responsibility conference, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, May Punishment and Permissibility, presented at Criminal Law Colloquium at NYU Law School, April Law and Society, May Luck, Death and Lotteries, presented at Fifth International Forum on Contemporary Criminal Law, College for Criminal Law Science, Beijing Normal University, August Law and Society, May, 2009.

3 Moran on Agency, Judgment and Self-Knowledge, presented at American Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting, December Received the Williams James Prize, for best graduate student paper. EDUCATION: Harvard Law School, J.D., 2008, cum laude. Harvard University Knox Traveling Fellowship: support for research abroad during the academic year. (I accepted the Harvard Law School Lewis Fellowship instead.) Harvard Law School Summer Academic Fellowship: supported research and writing during the summers of 2007 and Legal intern, Council of Europe, Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights, Strasbourg, France: researched and helped draft memoranda for the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights. Supported by Chayes Summer Fellowship. Summer Research Assistant, Prof. Susan Carle, spring Northwestern University, Ph.D., philosophy, Dissertation: Self-Knowledge between Discovery and Decision. Advisors: Axel Mueller and Marya Schechtman. William James Prize: awarded for best graduate student paper presented at the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division meeting, DAAD Academic Year Fellowship: supported research at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin during University of Virginia, BA with honors, philosophy, 1998 AWARDS: Robina Visting Fellow, spring Foundation for Legal Research: $5000 research grant. Connaught New Researcher Grant: $10,000 grant from the University of Toronto, Harvard Law School Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship: two-year research fellowship at Harvard Law School, for Harvard University Knox Traveling Fellowship: support for research abroad during the academic year. (I accepted the Harvard Law School Lewis Fellowship instead.) William James Prize: awarded for best graduate student paper presented at the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division meeting, DAAD Academic Year Fellowship: supported research at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin during

4 COURSES TAUGHT: First year criminal law AY , , Winter 2015, Fall 2015 responsible for course design Criminal procedure Fall 2014 responsible for course design Appellate Criminal Law Externship Winter 2015, AY responsible for course design Legal Process Winter 2015 Criminalization Fall 2014 responsible for course design Philosophy of the Criminal Law Winter 2011 (Harvard Law School) responsible for course design STUDENTS SUPERVISED: Terry Skolnik (SJD; committee member) The Penalization of Homelessness June 2015 to present Randle defalco (SJD; committee member) Conceptualizing a Pervasive Gap in International Justice: the Phenomenon of Indirect Violence June 2015 to present Mark Carter (JD; directed research paper) Chastity in Canadian Criminal Law January- May 2013 Stephanie Yuen (LLM; thesis supervisor) Unnecessary, Counterproductive, Unconstitutional. An Examination of Bill C-54: the Not Criminally Responsible Reform Act AY COMMITTEES: Admissions, JD program: AY , , Building & Food Services Committee: AY , Clinical Education Committee: AY , Diversity Committee: AY International Human Rights Program: AY , , Joint JD/PhD in law and philosophy: AY , Legal Theory Workshop (with Yasmin Dawood): AY , Short Term Curriculum Committee: AY Sustainability Committee: AY REFERENCES: Professor Emeritus Antony Duff, Department of Philosophy, University of Stirling - raduff@umn.edu Associate Professor Chad Flanders, St Louis University School of Law - cflande2@slu.edu Assistant Professor Gabe Mendlow, Michigan Law School - mendlow@umich.edu Associate Professor Dan Priel, Osgoode Hall Law School - dpriel@osgoode.yorku.ca

5 Professor Ken Simons, University of California, Irvine School of Law - ksimons@law.uci.edu Professor François Tanguay-Renaud, Osgoode Hall Law School of Law - ftanguayrenaud@osgoode.yorku.ca Associate Professor Malcolm Thorburn, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto - malcolm.thorburn@utoronto.ca The Honorable Juan R Torruella, First Circuit Court of Appeals - Honorable_Juan_Torruella@ca1.uscourts.gov