Her research interests focus on issues related to juvenile justice policy and reform, criminal law and procedure, and indigent criminal defense. Her scholarship has been published in the Buffalo Law Review, North Carolina Law Review, Washington and Lee Law Review, and Georgetown’s American Criminal Law Review. Her current projects include The Youngest Profession: Consent, Autonomy, and Child Prostitution, forthcoming in the Washington University Law Review, and Culture Clash: The Challenge of Lawyering Across Difference in Juvenile Court, forthcoming in the Rutgers Law Review. She is also co-editing the third edition of a casebook, Children, Parents, and the Law, with Professor Leslie J. Harris.