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finance reform around them will further accelerate our hyperpolarized politics. If so, policy reformers will have to judge how to weigh the
and frivolous litigation re- quire sanctions, if not disbarment. Moreover, the duty of candor should be extended from the courthouse to the public
when based on medical evidence and not inaccurate stereotypes, are legal to consider even if they disadvantage some patients with specific disabilities
that if a statute clearly gave a party a private right of action to bring a particular claim, such a party had Article III standing. However, the
assumption that racial bias is visible and conscious, even if expressed in ways that mask its presence. This is demonstrated not only by the examples she
e.g., Vázquez, Treaties as Law of the Land, supra note 5, at 608 (“If read to establish a presumption of non-self-execution, Medellin would be a
are not protected political speech under the First Amendment. Ethics rules governing candor and frivolous litigation require sanctions, if not
requirements of deliberativeness, conscientiousness, and robustness. A norm is “deliberative,” in the sense important to Leib and Galoob, if it places
fundamental civil liberties. Deference,9 if used properly, may be a helpful tool in reaching the proper balance.10 The question of how the Supreme Court has