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back its objectives39 and rewriting legal doctrine to preserve the autonomy of powerful businesses—all in the name of protecting consumers.40 Even
judges, particularly judges who have not heard the entire story.40 The stray-remarks doctrine arose out of Justice O’Connor’s concurring opinion in
American Court of Human Rights, art. 44 (2009), http://www.corteidh.or.cr/reglamento_eng.cfm; see Shelton, supra note 3, at 638-40; see also Thomas
identification of legal and social de- terminants of health.” 40 Reaching even further back into the pipeline, the NCMLP and a number of MLPs have
sentences, the Court also stated that “[a] State is not required to guarantee eventual freedom to a juvenile offender convicted of a nonhomicide crime.”40
descriptive accuracy,38 its circularity and subjectivity,39 and its disquieting normative implications.40 Indeed, four years after issuing his
description require- ment, which is ultimately a debate over statutory construction. Phillips was de- cided squarely in the midst of this debate.40 More
convicted offenders will never integrate into mainstream . . . society.”40 As a result, Alexander argues that the current system of mass incarceration in
European data protection law significantly.40 Most importantly, the legislation would establish new individual data privacy rights including a “[r
Ewing & Kysar, supra note 1, at 380. 39. Id. at 378-409. 40. For the expression of similar skepticism about Ewing and Kysar’s institutional arguments