William J. Mauzy is the author of numerous published articles and frequently lectures at seminars on criminal law.

“Law Searches”
Continuing Legal Education, Minnesota Criminal Justice Institute Seminar August, 1979

“Prosecution Discovery: Criminal Defense Lawyers Response”
Minnesota Trial Lawyer February, 1979

“Street Encounters”
Minnesota Trial Lawyer November, 1979

“Accosting Citizens”
Minnesota Trial Lawyer November, 1979

“Automobile Searches”
Continuing Legal Education, Minnesota Criminal Justice Course August, 1979

“Jury Impeachment”
Continuing Legal Education, Minnesota Criminal Justice Course August, 1980

“Misdemeanor Appeals”
Advanced Legal Education, Appellate Practice Institute, Seminar on Appellate Advocacy February, 1981

“Prosecution Discovery, Keeping the Prosecutor Out of Your Drawers”
Advanced Legal Education, Federal Criminal Practice Seminar January, 1982

“Container Searches”
Minnesota Criminal Justice Course August, 1982

“404(b): Other Crimes Evidence”
Advanced Legal Education, Criminal Practice Seminar February, 1983

“Sentencing Alternatives”
Advanced Legal Education, Criminal Practice Seminar February, 1983

“Multiple Representation”
Continuing Legal Education, Criminal Justice Institute August, 1984

“Defending Lawyers Involved in Criminal Activity”
Advanced Legal Education, Criminal Practice Seminar May, 1985

“Keeping the Character Door Closed”
Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, Evidence in Criminal Cases May, 1985

“Expert Testimony in Criminal Trials”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Minnesota Evidence Seminar November, 1985

“Confrontation”
Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, Criminal Justice Course August, 1986

“Grand Jury Practice”
Continuing Legal Education, Criminal Justice Course August, 1987

“What To Do About Criminal Fraud and Abuse Allegations”
Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, Long Term Care and The Law Seminar November, 1987

“Expert Testimony on Ultimate Issues”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Minnesota Evidence Seminar November, 1988

“Managing Multiple Front Litigation”
Federal Bar Association, Federal Court Practice Seminar March, 1989

“Document Production in White Collar Cases”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Crime 1989 Seminar March, 1989

“Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Defending Fraud Cases Internationally”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Government Contract Fraud Seminar August, 1989

“Criminal Defense Considerations and the Internal Investigation”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Government Contract and Program Fraud January, 1991

“Trial Strategies in Fraud Cases”
Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Seminar October, 1992

“Response Strategies to Medicaid & Medicare Investigations”
Care Providers of Minnesota, Fraud and Abuse Seminar September, 1992

“Are You Being Served?”
Bench and Bar of Minnesota May/June, 1994

“Recent Trends in Automobile Searches: The Defense Perspective”
Continuing Legal Education, 29th Annual Criminal Justice Institute Seminar August, 1994

“Criminal Investigation Issues in the Bankruptcy Context”
Minnesota State Bar Association, 1995 Bankruptcy Institute Seminar September, 1995

“Dealing with the Media in Criminal Cases”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Dealing with the Media Seminar October, 1995

“Dealing with the Media in Criminal Cases”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Dealing with the Media Seminar January, 1996

“Responding to Government Requests for Information”
Law & Politics, Crimes and Misdemeanors Seminar I July, 1996

“Less Boring Direct Examination”
Minnesota State Bar Association, 32nd Annual Criminal Justice Institute Seminar August, 1997

“Lessons Learned from Defending Against the Office of Independent Counsel”
Law & Politics, Crimes and Misdemeanors Seminar II September, 1997

“Demonstrative Evidence”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education Seminar April, 1998

“Confrontation and Hearsay”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Strategic Approaches to Minnesota Evidence Seminar October, 1998

“Ethical Issues for Criminal Defense Lawyers”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Ethical Issues & Elimination of Bias Seminar December, 2000

“Presenting a Convincing Theory of Defense in Financial Crime Trials”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Financial Investigations Seminar March, 2001

“The Discovery Room: Issues and Procedures for Complete Discovery in Complex Cases”
Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, White Collar Crime Seminar July, 2002