Results for 'IF'
Forum: Getting Beyond Ad Hoc Fiscal Federalism: A Proposal for a Default Federal Liquidity Facility for the States
conclusion of the crisis, the Federal Reserve would forgive a substantial portion of the loans if states can certify that their loan funds were used
Forum: Political Wine in a Judicial Bottle: Justice Sotomayor’s Surprising Concurrence in Aurelius
the United States neither believes nor behaves as if it has an irrevocable compact with Puerto Rico. We would explain why the so-called compact is one
Forum: Clash of the Titans: Plenary Power and Habeas Corpus in Castro
the law is.” If Justice Kennedy is correct, then courts retain inherent habeas jurisdiction even in areas—like expedited removal—that lie deep in the
Forum: Nonmajority Opinions and Biconditional Rules
combine an if-then proposition (If A, then B) with its inverse (If Not-A, then Not-B). Appellate courts on both sides of the circuit split that
Forum: What Litigation of a Climate Nuisance Suit Might Look Like
joint and several or whether liability is proportional. If the joint and several prong prevails, the inevitable result is third-party litigation. The
Forum: Financial Regulation and Cost-Benefit Analysis
agencies must show that the benefits justify the costs and also that they have chosen the approach that maximizes net benefits. If these requirements are
News: Prison Law Writing Contest
Writing Contest. If you are or recently have been in jail or prison, we invite you to write a short essay about your experiences with the law. The
Forum: Predatory Pricing: Limiting Brooke Groupe to Monopolies and Sound Implementation of Price-Cost Comparison
advantages over potential rivals to charge high prices with little fear of competitor entry. The high price may not attract entry at all if potential
Forum: Against Irreparable Benefits
considering preliminary injunctions should account for irreparable benefits in addition to irreparable harms. This is a provocative idea. If a
Forum: The Costs of Voting Rule Chevron: A Comment on Gersen and Vermeules Proposal
deference as doctrinal Chevron (even though, as Gersen and Vermeule acknowledge, the outcomes of some individual cases would change). If Gersen and