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The Efficient Performance Hypothesis | Yale Law Journal The Efficient Performance Hypothesis
and without it, no adequate history of this nation’s civilization.” If that perspective does not motivate the reader, perhaps these numbers will. In
constraining corporate ordinances by requiring that they not be repugnant to the laws of the nation.” Unfortunately, she misses the mark when she claims
necessary for corporate settlements but will not reliably produce evidence necessary to charge culpable individuals. In response, this Note proposes
who are named in the complaint will sue numerous other GHG emitters who were not named, and those new defendants will in turn sue still more. That is
Right and Responsibility in Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence: The Problem with Pretext | Yale Law Journal Right and Responsibility in Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence: The Problem with
Rethinking Early Judicial Involvement in Foreign Affairs: An Empirical Study of the Supreme Courts Docket | Yale Law Journal Rethinking Early Judicial Involvement in Foreign Affair
Chevron as a Voting Rule | Yale Law Journal
its development—this Note tells a new story about the racialized development of the contemporary Second Amendment. It unearths the enduring role of
Review note. There is, of course, no accounting for taste, but the reality is that these pieces demonstrate a point that is not wanting for such