Publications by Ken Miller
- Focusing on a Subpoenaed Item’s Potential Evidentiary Use (as Nixon Intended) Will Permit Rule 17(c) Subpoenas to Promote Fair Trials, The Federal Lawyer, Federal Bar Association, January/February 2018
- Nixon May Have Been Wrong, But It Is Definitely Misunderstood, Willamette Law Review, 2015
- Rule 410 and 11(f) Waivers Have No Place in Criminal Plea Agreements, FBA/OC Newsletter, Winter 2015
- Keeping Internal Investigations Internal, ABTL Report, Spring 2012
- White-Collar Defense Roundtable, California Lawyer, September 2011
- White-Collar Defense Roundtable, California Lawyer, January 2011
- Investigating Corporate Employees in Civil and Criminal Litigation – A Necessary but Difficult Task, FBA/OC Newsletter, Spring 2010 (T. Alarcon, co-author)
- Individual Responses to Federal Subpoenas for Clients with Possible Criminal Exposure, FBA/OC Newsletter, Summer 2007 (T. Bienert and S. Narholm, co-authors)
- We Shouldn’t Let Bush Go It Alone (Unfettered Executive Power Will Be Abused, Sooner or Later), Orange County Register, April 4, 2006
- Combating the Prosecutor’s Improper Use of Inconsistent Theories, The Champion, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, June 2, 2002
- Washing White Collars with Dirty Money, Los Angeles Daily Journal, December 12, 2000
- Outrageous Government Conduct That Shocks the Conscience, The Forum, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, 1998
- Circumventing the Guidelines’ Prohibition against Departures for Youthful Lack of Guidance, The Forum, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, 1996
- Congress Should Debate President’s Policy in the Persian Gulf, The Las Vegas Review-Journal, December 2, 1990
- Materiality: An Element of 18 U.S.C. § 1001 and a Question for the Jury, Loyola Law Review, 1990