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” approach in a forthcoming article, Ian P. Farrell, Strict Scrutiny and the Eighth Amendment, 40 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2013) (on file with author
retain as much regulation as possible. To date, lower courts have been unable to devise a test that satisfies all three of these conditions....
Ashbel T. (A.T.) Wall | Yale Law Journal Ashbel T. (A.T.) Wall
Bowers’s mistaken historical assertions. History, as they say, repeats itself: When a future Court reconsiders Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
and connected. But inside prison walls, regulatory law recedes. This Article considers its failure to protect prisoners; its substantive, procedural
Aaron Lowers | Yale Law Journal Aaron Lowers
Aaron Korthuis | Yale Law Journal Aaron Korthuis This Essay examines the early years of U.S. immigration detention, arguing that such detention was
4, 1882 “No individual is superior to the game.” —Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti, Aug. 24, 1989 Introduction At his 2005 confirmation hearing
banks, this Note identifies one promising feature of the law. As a Pigouvian regulation, Dodd-Frank imposed compliance costs that incentivized banks to
sided market in Ohio v. American Express will be a focus of antitrust litigation. This Essay argues that, despite the apparent focus on market