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rather as a means to achieve particular social goods; and not as a transcendent normative ideal, but rather as an administrative tech- nique like any
around the employer-employee relationship. By demanding $15 an hour and the right to a union for all workers, they are seeking to bargain at the
blunts the modern tendency to assume that a commander in chief’s authority necessarily extended across all soldiers within the army and that a CINC
dissented, arguing that such an ex parte application was inconsistent with the adverse-party rule: “It does not assert a grievance against anyone, does not
the fear of crime, a crucial part of Wilson and Kelling’s argument. Studies suggest that nearly fifty percent of Americans are afraid to be outside at
Levine, Jewish Law and American Law: A Comparative Study 178-79 & n.4 (2018). There is also an academic literature about the relationship between
Environmental Assessments (EAs). An EA is a short and publicly disclosed document that announces and explains the agency’s deter- mination about
injunction. And like any other injunction brought close to an election, this would be barred by Purcell. Accord- ingly, Purcell acts as a backstop
attorneys are directly accountable to their electorate in a way that appointed U.S. Attorneys are not. It is also true that state and local prosecutors
as an oversight and coordinating body for agency regulations by, among other functions, (a) re- quiring OIRA review and pre-approval of any agency