Larry R. Fleurantin, The Debate Continues on Whether to Remand Family Law Cases with Inadequate Findings, 86 Florida Bar Journal 27 (May 2012).

Larry R. Fleurantin, Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies in Immigration Cases: Finding Jurisdiction to Review Unexhausted Claims the Board of Immigration Appeals Considers Sua Sponte on the Merits, 34 American Journal of Trial Advocacy 301  (2010). [SSRN]  

Larry R. Fleurantin, Immigration Law: Nowhere to Turn—Illegal Aliens Cannot Use the Freedom of Information Act as a Discovery Tool to Fight Unfair Removal Hearings,  16 Cardozo Journal of Int’l & Comparative Law 155 (2008) [SSRN]  

Dr. Berg P. Hyacinthe, PhD. and Larry R. Fleurantin,  Initial Supports to Regulate Information Warfare’s Potentially Lethal Technologies and Techniques, Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Information Warfare and Security at the Peter Kiewit Institute, University of  Nebraska, Omaha, USA. pp 203-212 (2008). [SSRN]  

_{Fleurantin's Cardozo law journal article, Immigration Law: Nowhere to Turn, has been cited by the following scholars and researchers:} 

• _{Justin Cox in Public Interest Section: Maximizing Freedom's Information: The Nuts, Bolts, and Levers of FOIA, 13 NY City L. Rev., 387 (2010);}
• _{Larry R. Fleurantin in Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies in Immigration Cases: Finding Jurisdiction to Review Unexhausted Claims the Board of Immigration Appeals Considers Sua Sponte on the Merits, 34 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 301 (2010).}
• _{David Zhou in Making Up for Lost Time: A Bright Line Rule for Equitable Tolling in Immigration Cases, 118 Yale L.J. 1245 (2009);}
• _{Jody Sarich and Kevin Bales in Gaining Freedom through a “Well-Founded Fear”: Uncovering the Voices of Modern Slaves in Asylum Applications in the United States (University of Alberta, Toronto 2009);}
• _{Listed in Bibliography: Immigration Reform, 10 Rutgers Race & L. Rev. 583, 601 (2009).}