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and Illinois also have an appeals process similar to Massachusetts and an affordable housing goal for each municipality, set as a percentage of the
Any Impact? An Appellate Analysis of Forty Years of Disparate Impact Claims Under the Fair Housing Act, 63 AM. U. L. REV. 357, 392 (2013). a federal
evidence; it merely provides a way to retain information already collected.59 B. Copying as an Aid to Memory in Hicks and Aseltine, and the Close
about getting a release for Ally than achieving a fair and equitable deal.”49 A�er the debtor abandoned the agreement under an onslaught of
about getting a release for Ally than achieving a fair and equitable deal.”49 A�er the debtor abandoned the agreement under an onslaught of opposition
for Ally than achieving a fair and equitable deal.”49 A�er the debtor abandoned the agreement under an onslaught of opposition a few months later, a
biconditional rule, a shared-agreement or partial-overlap approach unfolds as follows. Assume, as above, the plurality’s rule is (If P, then X) and
biconditional rule. Part III applies a similar analysis to an approach to Marks that would identify areas of “shared agreement” or “partial overlap
is still at least a “beginning point” insofar as it was the basis of the plea agreement that the judge ultimately approved. Judges adopting this