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Enforcing Effective Assistance After Martinez | Yale Law Journal

Enforcing Effective Assistance After Martinez | Yale Law Journal Enforcing Effective Assistance After Martinez

Equalizing Access to Evidence: Criminal Defendants and the Stored Communications Act | Yale Law Journal

access the content of electronic communications. In cases where no such avenues are available to access exculpatory evidence, this Note concludes

The Voluntariness of Voluntary Consent: Consent Searches and the Psychology of Compliance | Yale Law Journal

Yale Law Journal. Ava Barnett, Kelly Jahnsen, David Navadeh, and Harry Trabue provided invaluable research assistance. This research is supported by NSF

Bias In, Bias Out | Yale Law Journal

assessment lies neither in the input data, nor in a particular algorithm, nor in algorithmic methodology per se. The deep problem is the nature of

The High Stakes of Low-Level Criminal Justice | Yale Law Journal

book Misdemeanorland, Issa Kohler-Hausmann describes the inegalitarian workings of the misdemeanor legal process in New York City and how it operates

Probable Cause Pluralism | Yale Law Journal

or seizure is supported by probable cause. But as central as probable cause is to the Fourth Amendment’s administration, no one seems to know what it

The Power of Police Officers to Give “Lawful Orders” | Yale Law Journal

and allows police to needlessly escalate confrontations due to civilian confusion or minor noncompliance. This Comment proposes a model statute that

Section 5 Constraints on Congress Through the Lens of Article III and the Constitutionality of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act | Yale Law Journal

Section 5 Constraints on Congress Through the Lens of Article III and the Constitutionality of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act | Yale Law

Judicious Influence: Non-Self-Executing Treaties and the Charming Betsy Canon | Yale Law Journal

Judicious Influence: Non-Self-Executing Treaties and the Charming Betsy Canon | Yale Law Journal Judicious Influence: Non-Self-Executing Treaties and the Charming Betsy Canon

Misalignments in Tort Law | Yale Law Journal