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reluctantly boxed into this corner by simultaneously pursuing two aims: 2. Identifying a principled reason for singling out rape as an especially heinous
constitutional powers and strategies of threatened force. This Essay highlights several critical aspects of that relationship, especially as
liability. As this Essay explains, most circuits that have considered this issue have rightly eschewed such requirements, which are inconsistent with the
This essay is part of a collection Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Legal Challenges in the U.S. Territories This Collection critically examines
represent a “switch” in response to the introduction of the Court-packing plan, it was necessary to establish that Justice Roberts had decided to treat
Essay, Robert Yablon considers what Justice Sotomayor’s certiorari-stage writings reveal about her substantive passions and her vision of the Supreme
their presence at trial due to continued, widespread reliance on a money bail system. This Essay develops two related claims. First, in the near term
law. Part I of this Essay considers how the Mandatory View actually differs from the authors’ proposed Default View. Section I.A examines the
Essay argues that, contrary to Attorney General Lynch’s statements, there is no “proper” way to use flawed and unvalidated forensic science evidence. It
administration of bankruptcy estates—channeling all claims against the debtor’s estate into one forum, the federal bankruptcy court, for efficient, centralized