Jeffrey Manns
Note
Insuring Against Terror?
112 Yale L.J. 2509 (2003)
The current Act reflects the political reality of concentrated interests of insurers and businesses. This group had the influence and the platform to push for the government's assumption of much of their terrorist risk exposure. The Act disproportionately assists the insurer…
Comment
Reorganization as a Substitute for Reform: The Abolition of the INS
112 Yale L.J. 145 (2002)
September 11th and the events that followed highlighted the shortcomings of our nation's immigration policies and their enforcement. Gaffes, such as the issuance of student visas to two of the hijackers on the six-month anniversary of 9/11, reinforced public perceptions that …