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Forum: Enforcement and the Concept of Law

nature) and human laws. It might be helpful to think of that analogy here: the law’s power must be such as to make of the law a sort of cause, which

Jurisdiction and Applicable Law Under UNCLOS

Max Planck Encyclopedia Pub. Int’l L. ¶ 7 (Mar. 2013), http://‌opil.ouplaw.com‌ /view‌/10.1093/law:epil/9780199231690/law-9780199231690-e723 http

The Moral Impact Theory of Law

I would also like to indicate how the theory relates to a larger understanding of law’s nature and, in particular, of what law, by its nature, is

The President and Immigration Law Redux

explain exactly why the President’s immigration initiatives are both lawful and desirable. They promote important rule-of-law values, such as

Early Release in International Criminal Law

Yale Law Journal - Early Release in International Criminal Law Early Release in International Criminal Law abstract. Modern international tribunals

Examining the Case for Socialized Law

Yale Law Journal - Examining the Case for Socialized Law Examining the Case for Socialized Law abstract. Most people would agree with Frederick

Legislative Constitutionalism and Federal Indian Law

determination and collaborative lawmaking. Federal Indian law has thus reshaped the face of U.S. government from Congress to the American state, as well as its

The Fourth Amendment and General Law

country’s general law, courts would look to the laws and practices of different jurisdictions as relevant data points—persuasive precedent—not as

Amici Curiae in Civil Law Jurisdictions

Yale Law Journal - Amici Curiae in Civil Law Jurisdictions Amici Curiae in Civil Law Jurisdictions

The New Law of the Child

Yale Law Journal - The New Law of the Child The New Law of the Child abstract. This Article sets forth a new paradigm for describing, understanding