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The Dominance of Teams in the Production of Legal Knowledge | Yale Law Journal

insights. It is further possible, even though teams clearly outpace solo authors on average in terms of quality, that the small number of especially

Justice “Promptly, and Without Delay”: Court Reform and Judicial Independence | Yale Law Journal

administrative structure and culture of our courts. In this essay, I briefly examine the challenges we face, the vision and strategies we have adopted to

Reweighting the Balance: Religious Groups, Mortal Threats, and “Hybrid Situations” | Yale Law Journal

Clause or Free Speech Clause alone. Judges readily recognize the government’s compelling interest in preventing terrorism and are especially inclined

Why Modularity Does Not (and Should Not) Explain Intellectual Property | Yale Law Journal

Why Modularity Does Not (and Should Not) Explain Intellectual Property | Yale Law Journal Why Modularity Does Not (and Should Not) Explain Intellectual Property A virtual cottage i

Bush v. Gore and the Boundary Between Law and Politics | Yale Law Journal

Guaranteeing Honesty: Rewiring Honest Services Fraud Under the Guarantee Clause | Yale Law Journal

Student Essay Competition. This year’s topic was “Emerging Issues in Criminal Law.” The three winning Essays explore a range of timely criminal-law matters

Against Ventriloquizing Children: How Students’ Rights Disguise Adult Culture Wars | Yale Law Journal

’ Rights Disguise Adult Culture Wars abstract. This Essay argues against the pursuit of students’ rights, which function mainly as a smokescreen behind

A Flood of Judicial Lobbying: Amicus Influence and Funding Transparency | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Legal Ethics in Today’s Political Climate In this Collection, academic, judicial, and political voices examine the

The Supreme Board of Sign Review: i Reed /i and Its Aftermath | Yale Law Journal

The Supreme Board of Sign Review: i Reed /i and Its Aftermath | Yale Law Journal The Supreme Board of Sign Review: Reed and Its Aftermath First Amendment jurisprudence is fickle. S

Income Tax Discrimination: Still Stuck in the Labyrinth of Impossibility | Yale Law Journal

Income Tax Discrimination: Still Stuck in the Labyrinth of Impossibility | Yale Law Journal Income Tax Discrimination: Still Stuck in the Labyrinth of Impossibility

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