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Unwritten Law and the Odd Ones Out | Yale Law Journal

narrowly (to neuter its charge) or ignored outright. The primacy of unwritten law does not, then, mean that the Bankruptcy Code is irrelevant. It

The Rise of Lawless Power: A Book Proposal | Yale Law Journal

we render nature powerless we may cut off our own supply of food or fresh water. V. new forms of power There are an infinite number of forms of power

Lessons from the Suffrage Movement in Iran | Yale Law Journal

at least 150 years. The women’s movement in Iran, moreover, cannot be defined through a singular narrative, nor can class be neglected as a

The Race-Blind Future of Voting Rights | Yale Law Journal

Voting Rights Act, may also be interested in adopting the race-blind baseline. Yet until now, no one has explored this benchmark’s implications: how it

The Modern State and the Rise of the Business Corporation | Yale Law Journal

resources by a large number of people who are mostly unknown to one another. As we argue, there is, in theory, much less need for corporate legal

The Facebook Oversight Board: Creating an Independent Institution to Adjudicate Online Free Expression | Yale Law Journal

Economics, New York University, Notre Dame Law School, Cornell Tech, and Georgetown University Law Center. This project would not have been possible

Federalism by Contract | Yale Law Journal

rules in a wide range of policy areas. Nor is our impoverished vocabulary an indication of neglect from our judicial institutions. The Supreme Court

Commonsense Consent | Yale Law Journal

fraud, contradicting prevailing normative theories of consent. This empirical phenomenon is observed across over two dozen scenarios spanning numerous

The Law of Presidential Transitions | Yale Law Journal

transitions have received almost no attention in the legal literature. This Note seeks to remedy that neglect by explicating the law of presidential

The Past, Present, and Future of Section 1115: Learning from History to Improve the Medicaid-Waiver Regime Today | Yale Law Journal

as opposed to nursing home services, through Medicaid. These HCBS programs reduced the number of Medicaid recipients who needed institutional care in