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Policing Protest: Speech, Space, Crime, and the Jury

enforcing and/or creating those notions. In these instances and for these speakers, location is more than a mere place that speech occurs. It is the

Uncovering the Codifier’s Canon: How Codification Informs Interpretation

canon. Thus, although this Comment assumes that legislated canons are binding, its key thesis should be of interest to interpreters—regardless of their

The Continued (In)visibility of Cyber Gender Abuse | Yale Law Journal

reaction to the online threats that they faced. Neither Chief Justice Roberts nor Justice Gorsuch seemingly thought that their request for round-the-clock

Sovereign Difference and Sovereign Deference on the Internet | Yale Law Journal

Courts that exercise comity doctrines have no way of communicating with foreign counterparts on any of these issues other than through their decisions

Introducing Independence to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court

adversarial. It is ex parte. And if one were to just read the transcript of this hearing today one might think that the adversary, if there was one, is

Rules, Commands, and Principles in the Administrative State | Yale Law Journal

threatening them with “moral harm.” In these settings, one way of understanding the principle of resource allocation is that it allows agencies to make

Ending Citizenship for Service in the Forever Wars | Yale Law Journal

these individuals report that they thought they already were citizens, leading to the widespread criticism that there is insufficient education for

Presidential Administration and the Durability of Climate-Consciousness

the paper in the seminar; and Patrick Baker and Anthony Sampson for thoughtful editorial feedback and their immense patience. Special thanks to

Introducing Independence to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court | Yale Law Journal