A specialist in criminal law whose primary interest is the Fourth Amendment, Mr. Katz was called an "expert in criminal law" by the New York Times. His books and articles have been cited in more than 400 cases and legal articles by numerous courts including the United States Supreme Court. He is the author of The Justice Imperative (1980), Know Your Rights (1993), and Ohio Arrest Search and Seizure (2005), and co-author of six other books: Justice Is the Crime (1972), New York Suppression Manual (1992), Ohio Felony Sentencing Law (2004), Ohio Criminal Justice (2005), Questions & Answers: Criminal Procedures (2003), and Baldwin's Ohio Practice: Criminal Law (2003). A longtime member of our faculty (since 1966), he teaches both Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure and directs the Graduate Program for Foreign Students in U.S. Legal Studies.

Case also offers students an opportunity to prepare for the global practice of law in the 21st century. The presence of foreign graduate law students enables American students to get to know people from many countries, to share perspectives, and to make contacts for future opportunities.

Professor Katz has a new publication that can be seen at http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/forum/forumnew39.htm