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“Done in Convention”: The Attestation Clause and the Declaration of Independence
Yale Law Journal - “Done in Convention”: The Attestation Clause and the Declaration of Independence
The Unforeseen Effects of Georgia v. Ashcroft on the Latino Community
Yale Law Journal - The Unforeseen Effects of Georgia v. Ashcroft on the Latino Community
Legislative Rules, Nonlegislative Rules, and the Perils of the Short Cut
Yale Law Journal - Legislative Rules, Nonlegislative Rules, and the Perils of the Short Cut
Beyond Marbury: The Executive's Power To Say What the Law Is
Yale Law Journal - Beyond Marbury: The Executives Power To Say What the Law Is
The Insular Cases Run Amok: Against Constitutional Exceptionalism in the Territories
for it was racism. Yet courts and scholars have recently sought to hoist the Insular Cases on their own racist petard—by “repurposing” them to defuse
Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesn't
Yale Law Journal - Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesnt Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesnt
The Age of Consent
source of their ultimate sterility would be to ascribe to them a depth of self-reflection even greater than the insights they ascribed to themselves. V
The Emergence of Neutrality
The first of these focuses on the emergence of neutrality in speech and press doctrine. Content and viewpoint neutrality are now the bedrock
Forum: Depolarizing the COVID Vaccine Passport
depolarize the debate around COVID passes. We find that status quo bias is an effective tool to achieve all these three goals, and therefore suggest that
The New Minimal Cities
bankruptcy law. Where are these insolvent cities, and who lives there? Section I.A introduces these places, their residents, and the causes of their fiscal