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documents how city residents have, throughout history, sought to escape the negatives of urban life as soon as it became possible for them to do so
fiftieth anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it is essential to recover the arguments mainstream critics made in opposing what has become a
expectation of privacy. The full implications of Jones are still being explored. In this Essay, I argue that Jacobsen is irrelevant to the trespass definition
This Essay focuses on another consequence of blurred work boundaries: the implications for labor law, especially regarding overtime rules. Labor law
the 1989 case of In re Iwahashi and the 1994 case of In re Alappat, the PTO determined that the “means-plus-function” claims in question—essentially
assessment that the four stories in 51 Imperfect Solutions all deal with constitutional guarantees that are identical or essentially identical on both
discrimination has occurred, but also over the essentially normative question of what should count as discrimination. The concept of discrimination
could act as a floor that would allow states to provide additional protection. Although this model would be especially useful when federal officials
options to limit discriminatory impact while adhering to the Court’s ruling. This Essay argues that state legislatures can and should enact implied
This essay is part of a collection i United States v. Rahimi /i : Race, Gender, and an Evolving Second Amendment In this Exchange, Daniel S. Harawa