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require federal courts to apply other state-law decision-making regimes).100 Instead, the federal approach to interpreting state law has effectively been
dramatically, I ultimately coded overpayments as 100% paid, as opposed to, for example, 400% paid. FIGURE 3. Small Fines Detail: Amount Paid Versus Penalty
Scalia’s dissent, which some re- gard as his “masterpiece,”100 has been declared “a watershed in the development of [the] unitary executive theory,”101
” approach.100 As charter schools and other choice-based options have become accepted as part of the educational landscape, Americans’ understanding of
… E.g., Arkansas Drafting Manual, supra note 30, at 19-26; Maryland Drafting Manual, supra note 48, … Maryland Drafting Manual, supra note 48, at 100-02
the Court have referenced findings in at least 100 opinions since 1980—the dawn of textualism. The majority are findings, like these, related to
jurisdiction of the federal courts. See Bourguignon, supra note 88, at 39-100. For example, in his treatise on admiralty, Dunlap observes that the admiralty
substance-based approach to as- sessing conflicts, discussing substance and scope together. 100 Meanwhile, other lower courts have continued to follow
”); Larry D. Kramer, Putting the Politics Back into the Political Safeguards of Federalism, 100 COLUM. L. REV. 215, 269-70 (2000) (“The Founders had
employer, under the con- trol of the employer, in exchange for compensation.”100 This test assesses sever- al factors, including the skill required; the