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achieve their purpose if both the public and private personnel implementing them understand the broad scope of coverage and ensure that employees whose

agreement and risk being penalized, and (2) potential plaintiffs cannot know if they can hold bad actors accountable, casting a chilling effect over

- Persily_174 Revised

necessitating the continuation of a law that, if it works as intended, prevents such evidence from emerging. Part III explains why the law had to take the

nents of off-label cases tout the broader policy benefits of their proposals and warn that the deal will unravel like a wool sweater if any thread is

He used sexist slurs, mocked women’s appearances if he did not consider them beautiful or thin enough, and he denigrated their work. Laura felt sick

expressed misogynistic views about women. He used sexist slurs, mocked women’s appearances if he did not consider them beautiful or thin enough, and he

Gilles & Friedman Book Review

beneficiaries of reform. 7. WILMOT-SMITH, supra note 5, at 9 (“If the rich are able to use the legal system to gain ad- vantages simply because they

class people may fall within the set of intended beneficiaries of reform. 7. WILMOT-SMITH, supra note 5, at 9 (“If the rich are able to use the legal

Joslin

Second, these asymmetries can and o�en do harm children. If children’s relationships with their functional parents are not protected, they may experi

dug a protective moat around the separation of powers through transdoctrinal principles that can, if taken beyond the courtroom, distort the