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Good and Bad Patient Involvement: Implementing the Patient-Involvement Provisions of the 21st Century Cures Act at the FDA | Yale Law Journal

approving new drugs. This Essay examines the FDA’s implementation of these statutory requirements in light of past problems with patient-involvement

Pushed Out and Locked In: The Catch-22 for New York’s Disabled, Homeless Sex-Offender Registrants | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection i Yale Law Journal /i Public-Interest Fellowship Essays In this Collection, the 2018-19 Yale Law Journal Public

Hayek Goes to Family Court | Yale Law Journal

essentially equitable ends) with early twentieth-century courts’ blessing of sham “fault” divorces. In both circumstances, judges eschew the historical or

What Break Do Children Deserve? Juveniles, Crime, and Justice Kennedy’s Influence on the Supreme Court’s Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Critical Voices on Criminal Justice: Essays from Directly Affected Authors People who have experienced

Charles Reich’s Unruly Administrative State | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection A Tribute to Charles Reich Charles Reich—a beloved law professor, writer, and visionary—passed away on June 15

How Statutes Interpret the Constitution | Yale Law Journal

How Statutes Interpret the Constitution | Yale Law Journal How Statutes Interpret the Constitution In A Republic of Statutes, William Eskridge and

Response: Corporate Law’s Distributive Design | Yale Law Journal

fifty percent of the corporation, especially when the minority shareholder seeking the court’s protection intends to become the controlling shareholder

A Seat at the Table: New Voices Urge Farm Bill Reform | Yale Law Journal

why the mix of food crops it most heavily subsidizes bears little resemblance to the government’s own recommended diet. This Essay focuses attention

Abolish ICE . . . and Then What? | Yale Law Journal

begin to fill this void. This Essay suggests a paradigm shift in immigration enforcement toward the creation of an enforcement scheme that does not rely

History and Tradition’s Equality Problem | Yale Law Journal

tradition. This Essay builds on the critical literature by identifying a key feature of the Court’s new history-and-tradition test for substantive