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Beating Blackwater: Using Domestic Legislation to Enforce the International Code of Conduct for Private Military Companies
were essentially used to legitimize the industry and allow governments to bypass more rigorous checks, while leaving companies free to police
Forum: The Long Tail of Legal Scholarship
this is in place, the natural shape of demand is revealed . . . . That shape is far less hit-driven than we have been led to believe. II. The Long Tail
Police Reform and the Dismantling of Legal Estrangement
This Essay broadens the usual lens by proposing legal estrangement as a corrective to the prevailing legitimacy perspective on police reform. Like
Disaggregating Legal Strategies in the War on Terror
Yale Law Journal - Disaggregating Legal Strategies in the War on Terror Disaggregating Legal Strategies in the War on Terror
Forum: Justice Thomas, Criminal Justice, and Originalism’s Legitimacy
21939940, at 16… See, e.g., Jack M. Balkin, Why Are Americans Originalist?, in Law, Society and Community: Socio-Le… See id. at 829-32 (concluding that the
Forum: Curricula and Complacency: A Response to Professor Levinson
be salutary. On the current state of the constitutional law curriculum, then, I am even more complacent than Levinson suggests. Professor Levinson’s
Forum: The Overreach of Limits on “Legal Advice”
declaration form, viewing it as prohibited “legal advice.” For many tenants, a court’s decision not to provide such information left them unaware of the
Currency Policies and Legal Developmentin Colonial New England
Yale Law Journal - Currency Policies and Legal Developmentin Colonial New England Currency Policies and Legal Development in Colonial New England
Corporations and Human Rights: A Theory of Legal Responsibility
Yale Law Journal - Corporations and Human Rights: A Theory of Legal Responsibility Corporations and Human Rights: A Theory of Legal Responsibility
Forum: Why Blogs Are Bad for Legal Scholarship
dangerous—at least for legal scholarship. (Philosophy, my other academic field, is less vulnerable on this score, for reasons I’ll return to in a moment.) Any