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2333636, at 6. For example, a defendant may have first attempted to secure a favorable decision on the merits of … For example, a defendant may have
the Attorney General can fire immigration judges or relocate them to another court at any time. Because of their at-will employment status, immigration
that that there may be voters who lack ID and are deterred from attempting to vote in the first place); id. at 947 n.48 (acknowledging that the Indiana
the Private Attorney General: Evidence from Qui Tam Litigation, 112 COLUM. L. REV. 1244, 1256 (2012). 47. See McAfee et al., supra note 18, at 1864
by Bebchuk. See Bebchuk, supra note 6, at 788-97. Eric Talley pointed out that this self-protection attribute might need to be modified in
bribery more attractive at this level. But the effect of the lower rate of reversal may be mitigated by the fact that appellate judges often must decide
Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly1 and Ashcroft v. Iqbal,2 appear to have changed substantially the standard by which courts review motions to dismiss at
they are dangerous.”34 Later, a man would show up at Kavanaugh’s house in an attempted kidnapping and murder, citing anger at the leaked Dobbs
controlled trial evaluating legal assistance to low- income clients at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (HLAB)—forces us to confront 1. See Gary Bellow
historical impact of open-access and interoperability requirements in the context of two critical—yet critically understudied—institutions at the heart