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3 (2019) (“Prison labor for little or no pay to produce goods and services for the government or private entities is not a new phenomenon and has
haunting legal theory now is not “false necessity.” It is false dichotomy. Striking the balance is crucial for two urgent reasons. One is to assess just
however, those procedures may now be insufficient. This Note argues that as the state has conferred additional entitlements on public primary- and
This was not so with the new Harvard regime. In that system, there were no lawyers, no meaningful sharing of information, and no hearings whatsoever
carried through to this day), see Reinert, supra note 5, at 234-46. Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Fed. Bureau of Narcotics, 403 U.S. 388, 394
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for public figures, so there is no reason not to impose stronger notice-and-takedown provisions for public figures as well. Private individuals are the
respond to these agency actions, a novel institutional dialectic arises. Notably, by effectively amending the procedural regime that governs federal