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The Constitution Outside the Constitution | Yale Law Journal The Constitution Outside the Constitution
prosecutors’ office, argue that juries now expect to witness the same sleights of evidentiary magic in real life trials. The CSI effect is probably most
consensus-nature of the decisionmaking. “No exit” is true of the constitutional domain as well, and thus, I argue, should lead us to be similarly
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to the perennial yammering about faculty-edited journals. It’s not going to happen.) It’s especially important now, when there is so much ephemeral
niche goods than hits. 2. The cost of reaching those niches is now falling dramatically. 3. Simply offering more variety, however, does not shift
Medicaid and Beneficiary Enforcement: Maintaining State Compliance with Federal Availability Requirements | Yale Law Journal Medicaid and Beneficiary Enforcement: Maintaining State
done. Although verdicts have not yet noticeably changed from guilty to not guilty, prosecutors have had to take more and more preemptive steps to
Cosmopolitan Law? | Yale Law Journal
Unpacking the Household: Informal Property Rights Around the Hearth | Yale Law Journal Unpacking the Household: Informal Property Rights Around the Hearth