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Unsafe and Unsound: HIV Policy in the U.S. Military | Yale Law Journal

The charge was based on a written order given to HIV-positive service members requiring them to disclose their status to all sexual partners

Justice Thomas and the Originalist Turn in Administrative Law | Yale Law Journal

only begun. II. the originalist turn These opinions are remarkable for four reasons: they are originalist in a doctrinal area where originalism has

Democracy, Not Statehood: The Case for Puerto Rican Congressmen | Yale Law Journal

federal elections and they have no say in the enactment, application, and administration of the federal laws and regulations that shape their lives. They

What the Efficient Performance Hypothesis Means for Contracts Scholarship | Yale Law Journal

between the promisor’s gain from breach and the contract price (disgorgement damages), then the promisor has the same incentive to perform or breach as

The Dilemma of Localism in an Era of Polarization

but they can also be exclusionary and stubbornly unwilling to account for the external consequences of local decision-making. This Essay proposes a

The Dilemma of Localism in an Era of Polarization | Yale Law Journal

but they can also be exclusionary and stubbornly unwilling to account for the external consequences of local decision-making. This Essay proposes a

GINA, Big Data, and the Future of Employee Privacy

abound in modern society, but individuals currently enjoy little meaningful legal protection for their privacy interests. We argue that the Genetic

The Power of Police Officers to Give “Lawful Orders”

states, the District of Columbia, and the federal government make it a crime to disobey the “lawful orders” of police officers. But there is significant

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