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property rights in information, even if formally perfected, and even assuming away conventional transaction costs, will create asymmetrical demand
understand the nature of alignment in torts, none of his examples are problematic. If anything, his arguments reveal problems in his understanding of
if we are all textualists now, we might also all be purposivists.27 The goals of this Note are both descriptive and normative. Descriptively, it
Act,4 the Fifteenth Amendment gave Congress novel enforcement authority to protect voting rights if—and, indeed, when—the newly readmitted Southern
when, if ever, criminal defendants can expect the exclusionary rule to apply.1 When applied, the exclusionary rule renders inadmissible evidence
happen if the federal government ratified and implemented a treaty expanding the rights of prisoners? For exam- ple, could the federal government compel
leave protections, most mothers must return to work while their infants are still tiny if they would like to keep their jobs. The most generous federal
assumption that racial bias is visible and conscious, even if expressed in ways that mask its presence. This is demonstrated not only by the examples she
the pressure of events, he might be unable to shoulder the problems and burdens of the world. (If only those burdens could be lifted by a little
or a dangerous probability of achieving monopoly power. Second, even if the exclusionary conduct harms competitors, consumers may not be harmed