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Medicaid Preemption Claims in Douglas Avert the Astra Abyss | Yale Law Journal

Medicaid Preemption Claims in Douglas Avert the Astra Abyss | Yale Law Journal Medicaid Preemption Claims in Douglas Avert the Astra Abyss The Court granted certiorari in Douglas t

Clarifying the Employee-Officer Distinction in Appointments Clause Jurisprudence | Yale Law Journal

for ruling that the SEC’s ALJs were inferior officers. First, “the office of the SEC ALJ was ‘established by law.’” This does little to establish that

Felon Re-Enfranchisement and the Problem of “Lost” Rights | Yale Law Journal

wealth status and is therefore subject to heightened review. This Essay traces the disagreement back to an overlooked first-order question: how should the

Plural Constitutionalism and the Pathologies of American Health Care | Yale Law Journal

Security and Medicare are now, as a central component of the “constitution of statutes” that is the subject of William Eskridge and John Ferejohn’s splendid

Ackerman’s Civil Rights Revolution and Modern American Racial Politics | Yale Law Journal

the 1960s, especially the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and the 1968 Fair Housing Act, pragmatically employed diverse means, many

Sotomayor’s Supreme Court Race Jurisprudence: “Fidelity to the Law” | Yale Law Journal

this Essay, Professor Hernández argues that the Supreme Court’s race-related jurisprudence illuminates Justice Sotomayor’s continued commitment to her

Questioning Justice: Law and Politics in Judicial Confirmation Hearings | Yale Law Journal

politicize the judiciary.” In essence, Ginsburg claimed that the “high esteem” of Article III judges should depend upon the apolitical values of

On the Perpetuation of Our Constitution and Civic Charity | Yale Law Journal

Escalates Attacks on ‘Obama Judges’ After Rare Rebuke from Chief Justice, Time (Nov. 21, 2018, 5:19 PM EST), https://time.com/5461827/donald-trump

The Effort to Reform the Federal Criminal Justice System | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Critical Voices on Criminal Justice: Essays from Directly Affected Authors People who have experienced

Surreply: How and Why We Should Become Un- i Stuck! /i | Yale Law Journal

mobility and greater segregation and stasis inside regions. But Foster is essentially correct. Her argument suggests that federal responses to

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