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Civil Rights Litigation and Social Reform | Yale Law Journal

conceded that “t is too much to expect the court to go against the established and crystallized social customs.” Houston warned that we cannot depend

Beyond City and Suburb: Thinking Regionally | Yale Law Journal

necessary for regional growth. We must begin by changing our images of city and suburb. As Kotkin and especially Bruegmann suggest, and other studies

In Praise of the Supporting Cast | Yale Law Journal

—and especially of legal orders that regulate complex, pluralist societies—is legitimation. The legal order must give citizens reasons to regard its

The Shadow Powers of Article I | Yale Law Journal

The Shadow Powers of Article I | Yale Law Journal The Shadow Powers of Article I abstract. This essay argues that the interpretive struggle over the

Uniformity and Integrity in Immigration Law: Lessons from the Decisions of Justice (and Judge) Sotomayor | Yale Law Journal

noted at the outset of this Essay, harmonization can be challenging, especially with respect to the application of open-ended standards. For example

At the Front of the Train: Justice Thomas Reexamines the Administrative State | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Justice Thomas: Twenty-Five Years on the Supreme Court 2016 marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Justice

Docket Capture at the High Court | Yale Law Journal

Gibson Dunn, Miguel Estrada, filed an especially skillful brief in opposition to the government’s petition. There is hardly anything in Supreme Court

I Say Dissental, You Say Concurral | Yale Law Journal

review it en banc thereafter, a practice which seems to us of dubious policy especially since, if the issue is of real importance, further opportunities

The Implicit Racial Bias in Sentencing: The Next Frontier | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Reactions to L. Song Richardson, i Systemic Triage: Implicit Racial Bias in the Criminal Courtroom /i This

In Search of Good Corporate Governance | Yale Law Journal

basic principles. Instead, there are different camps: Agency-cost essentialists support governance structures that maximize accountability to the