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loss of a deliberate and important aspect of the Constitution’s separation of powers; and to argue that choice of law problems—if addressed at all by
implications are rather uncertain and raise a host of questions. What sort of ar- guments must the attorney general make at trial or on appeal? Any argument
Arbitration,” id. at 207-74, and “A Practical Approach to Affording Review of Commercial Arbitration Awards: Using an Appellate Ar- bitrator,” id. at 385
a married couple whom he had asked to look after Kimberly and Peter Jr. a few months earlier. Pursuing an adoption would have been risky, as Stanley
Young Adults: A Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology Primer, 34 J. Pediatric & Adolescent Gynecology 442, 442-44 (2021). 81. Id. at 444. 82. Mahfouda et al
Dysphoria in Asperger’s Syndrome: A Caution, 22 Aus- tralasian Psychiatry 84, 85 (2014) (cautioning against approving gender-affirming care for young men
misdemeanor and providing a private cause of action for damages); VA. CODE ANN. § 8.01-40 (1950) (providing for a suit in equity or for damages); Act of Apr
Americans: “How does it feel to be a problem?”). 5. Kenneth Arrow et al., Introduction to MERITOCRACY AND ECONOMIC INEQUALITY, at ix, ix (Kenneth Arrow et
between the Thirteenth Amendment and family law, see Akhil Reed Amar & Daniel Widawsky, Child Abuse as Slavery: A Thirteenth Amendment Response to
during the congressional debates over the Sedition Act, “am I at liberty to falsely call you a thief, a murderer, an atheist?”172 Answering his own