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News: Fourth Yale Law Journal Forum Student Essay Competition - Submissions Extended to September 15, 2020
reporter’s privilege, anti-SLAPP laws, secret courts, newsgathering, freedom of information, information technology, social media, cyber law, intellectual
Forum: Uniformity and Integrity in Immigration Law: Lessons from the Decisions of Justice (and Judge) Sotomayor
between political leadership and the civil service all ensure that the meaning and content given to the law, and the extent of the law’s enforcement
Stare Decisis and Secret Law: On Precedent and Publication in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
in myriad ways from the lawmaking function of the executive branch, where stare decisis norms do not play the same role in generating law. Most
Intrastatutory Federalism and Statutory Interpretation: State Implementation of Federal Law in Health Reform and Beyond
Yale Law Journal - Intrastatutory Federalism and Statutory Interpretation: State Implementation of Federal Law in Health Reform and Beyond
The Law of Nations and the Offenses Clause of the Constitution: A Defense of Federalism
Yale Law Journal - The Law of Nations and the Offenses Clause of the Constitution: A Defense of Federalism
Forum: Postmortem Rights of Publicity: The Federal Estate Tax Consequences of New State-Law Property Rights
Legislators, proponents of these laws, and legal commentators have overlooked two significant federal estate tax consequences of these new state law
State Courts, Citizen Suits, and the Enforcement of Federal Environmental Law by Non-Article III Plaintiffs
Yale Law Journal - State Courts, Citizen Suits, and the Enforcement of Federal Environmental Law by Non-Article III Plaintiffs State Courts, Citizen
The Law of Describing Accidents: A New Proposal for Determining the Number of Occurrences in Insurance
Yale Law Journal - The Law of Describing Accidents: A New Proposal for Determining the Number of Occurrences in Insurance The Law of Describing Accidents: A New Proposal for ...
Aurelius’s Article III Revisionism: Reimagining Judicial Engagement with the Insular Cases and “The Law of the Territories”
Yale Law Journal - Aurelius’s Article III Revisionism: Reimagining Judicial Engagement with the Insular Cases and “The Law of the Territories
Forum: “There Is No Such Thing as an Illegal Strike”: Reconceptualizing the Strike in Law and Political Economy
practice,” its violation of labor law (but not other laws). A host of reasons that workers might want to protest are unprotected—Minneapolis bus