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the federal common law of interstate nuisance, or, in the alternative, of state tort law.” Thus, to prove liability, they would need to show a
There is no need to pull this institutional rabbit out of the hat because the traditional analysis of public nuisance cases applies well to the
contemporary role of the modern Supreme Court Justice. Nevertheless, no workable substitute for the judge-umpire analogy has been advanced. This Essay
’” lamented the editors of the National Review, “the Administration now bends over backwards to placate the ‘international community.’” The shift was no
Early on, the case had nothing to do with displacement. In 2005, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed the case as a
limits of this identification requirement are unclear, a party need not identify everything it is not searching but only sources that are likely to
Destroy in Cultural-Property Law abstract. This Note identifies problems in cultural-property law that the recent wave of removals of Confederate memorials
Aggregate Litigation for Trafficked Workers abstract. This Note proposes a new litigation strategy for vindicating the rights of trafficked workers. It
it seems that whenever there is a new challenge to the international legal order that might require a reexamination of the nature of nation states