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diminished culpability and, due to their limitations, are unable either fully to understand their crimes or to be deterred effectively. Therefore, the
3 of standing). So, if the plaintiffs were successful on the merits, they would necessarily have standing; logically, for the court to reject their
they meet an inflexible benchmark: ninety-five percent coverage for children whose families’ income is below twice the federal poverty level (FPL). By
The Yale Law Journal - News: Announcing the Sixth Annual Student Essay Competition - Submissions Extended to September 23, 2022 Announcing the Sixth
no jurisdiction over the persons of other States unless found within their territorial limits; they cannot extend their process into other States, and
structure their critique around the themes of change and continuity. They suggest that the Draft Restatement (Third) maintains continuity with its
answers are provided, litigants may disagree with them (and, indeed, they should be permitted to offer their views in response). Moreover, the
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Yale Law Journal - Olmstead v. L.C. and the Voluntary Cessation Doctrine: Toward a More Holistic Analysis of the Effectively Working Plan Olmstead v
understood as a counterweight to interests in religious liberty, thereby creating the need to balance these two interests. Section 1557 could therefore