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Forum: The Historical Origins of Judicial Independence and Their Modern Resonances

perspective. Collectively, these leading thinkers helped shape early modern constitutional theory on both sides of the Atlantic. Returning to the early

In Their Hands: Restoring Institutional Liability for Sexual Harassment in Education

and trust—even love—their schools, and are dependent on them in many ways. Students frequently believe the institutions they dreamed of attending will

Forum: Executives Do Not Need Waivers and Companies Should Not Offer Them: A Response to Mark Kressel

their compensation is often tied to the results they achieve for the corporation. Moreover, directors and officers generally are indemnified for all

Forum: "We Dont Follow, We Lead": How New York City Will Save Mortgage Loans by Condemning Them

details of the plan as adopted by various cities will be determined by those cities themselves as they develop their own variants. These questions

Forum: Judges in Jeopardy!: Could IBM’s Watson Beat Courts at Their Own Game?

Himalayan Mountains. The average human can synthesize these streams of knowledge simultaneously, putting them together to reach the answer: “What is

Forum: In Defense of a Reasoned Dialogue About Law Firms and Their Sophisticated Clients

clients and their lawyers, at least theoretically. But, therein lies the problem. The ABA’s Model Rules—as well as the state rules that reflect them

Living History: How Homeowners in a New Local Historic District Negotiate Their Legal Obligations

Yale Law Journal - Living History: How Homeowners in a New Local Historic District Negotiate Their Legal Obligations Living History: How Homeowners in a New Local Historic ...

Forum: Prisoners of Their Own War: Can Policymakers Look Beyond the “War on Drugs” to Drug Treatment Courts?

courts work, there is something disingenuous about continuing to invest in these courts without openly discussing their purpose and their merits. The

When the Interests of Municipalities and Their Officials Diverge: Municipal Dual Representation and Conflicts of Interest in § 1983 Litigation

Yale Law Journal - When the Interests of Municipalities and Their Officials Diverge: Municipal Dual Representation and Conflicts of Interest in

Lock Them™ Up: Holding Transnational Corporate Human-Rights Abusers Accountable

traverse the globe in search of remedy, they face diverse legal systems that are historically ill-equipped to meet their needs. This Essay explores