User:Jgleissn
Born: Greenwich, CT, Jan. 11, 1952; Education: Auburn University (B.A. with Honor, 1973) & Vanderbilt University School of Law (J.D., 1977); Admitted to Alabama State Bar, 1977 - Present; Admitted to practice in Alabama, U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Middle & Southern Districts of Alabama; Sr. Trial Counsel, Travelers Indemnity Company; AV rating in Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory; Appellate Record at Westlaw; Divorced; 2 daughters; Home: Vestavia Hills, Alabama, suburb of Birmingham; Political preference: Republican; Religion: Christian - Protestant Episcopal Church in the USA.
Co-Author: Obtaining Jurisdiction Over Alien Corporations, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law (1976)
Author: Recent U.S. Efforts to Control Nuclear Proliferation, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law (1977) - Recipient of Best Student Note (1977)
"Proving Medical Expenses: Time for a Change," American Journal of Trial Advocacy (2005)
Published author through Corrections.com (12 articles), Digital Journal and EzineArticles.com, including 60 articles published on the internet
Wikipedia Participation: Major Contributor, "Classic Maya Collapse"; Minor Contributor, articles on prison, incarceration, slavery, involuntary servitude, prison reform, punishment
Prison & Slavery - A Surprising Comparison, Outskirts Press (2010); 438 pages, 1,369 footnotes; compares antebellum slavery to modern mass incarceration, primarily in the USA
"Prison Overcrowding Cure: The Constitutionality & Effectiveness of Judicial Corporal Punishment Compared to Massive Incarceration," The Criminal Law Bulletin (2013 - in editing phase at The Criminal Law Bulletin)
Host: Incarceration Reform Mega-Site (blog) - includes 387 links to incarceration-related websites representing all views and organizations