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honor, they serve for hire; accordingly, they serve not in the sole interest of the beneficiary but also to make money for themselves and their
practice. Therefore, while judges may discount it in their opinions, they inevitably will need to confront it. ii. the evidentiary record The
’ benefits from the acts they commit minus the harms that their acts cause. In our setting,43 there are two effects of adjustments to the evidence threshold
property—for example, their exam scores. They are misaligned only if the aim of lining them up is to do so in a way that reflects their relative
if not, they would negative. & ca. the House would get the Business before them when Salaries came to be appointed, and could then, give their
—and maybe going so far as to allow the electoral college to select them directly. 9 By contrast, the Founders also could have taken their cue from
their cases to a particular level of certainty. Instead, decisionmakers compare the stories or theories put forward by the parties, and determine
preference over the set of interpretive theories that courts could use to interpret their agreements. We next attempt to identify the interpretive theory
that, even if they held no opinion about those practices, these cases normalized the severability-default principle in their eyes. Subsequent
which they are based nor the fallacies there contained lest they themselves by the application of the same theory and fallacies bring . . . destruction