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The Paradox of Retrogression in the New VRA: Comment on Persily | Yale Law Journal

involves estimating probabilities of minority-preferred candidates winning office, then we might as well go the final step and do away with racial categories

The Trump Administration and the Breakdown of Intra-Executive Legal Process | Yale Law Journal

their enforcement. The process-based criticisms at the core of these adverse court decisions are essentially self-inflicted wounds. They demonstrate

Universalism and Civil Rights (with Notes on Voting Rights After i Shelby /i ) | Yale Law Journal

comprehensively. This essay attempts such an examination. author. Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School. Thanks to Rick Hasen, Sam

Mandatory Versus Default Rules: How Can Customary International Law Be Improved? | Yale Law Journal

CIL is structured concerns withdrawal rights. The conventional wisdom among international law scholars is that, once a rule of CIL becomes established

Legal Responses to the Crisis of Forced Moves Illustrated in i Evicted /i | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Responses to i Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City /i by Matthew Desmond Legal Responses to the

The New Line Item Veto Proposal: This Time Its Constitutional (Mostly) | Yale Law Journal

for streamlined congressional consideration of trade agreements. The new line item veto proposal essentially carries over this fast track approach to

Marriage, Property and InEquality: Remedying ERISA’s Disparate Impact on Spousal Wealth | Yale Law Journal

implement an equal division of retirement assets without tax penalty in legal proceedings like divorce. In essence, QDROs are an exception to ERISA’s

Economic Analysis of Contract Law After Three Decades: Success or Failure? | Yale Law Journal

Economic Analysis of Contract Law After Three Decades: Success or Failure? | Yale Law Journal Economic Analysis of Contract Law After Three Decades: Success or Failure?

Vigorous Race or Leisurely Walk: Reconsidering the Competition over Corporate Charters | Yale Law Journal

Vigorous Race or Leisurely Walk: Reconsidering the Competition over Corporate Charters | Yale Law Journal Vigorous Race or Leisurely Walk: Reconsidering the Competition over Corpor

The Antitrust/Consumer Protection Paradox: Two Policies at War with Each Other | Yale Law Journal

The Antitrust/Consumer Protection Paradox: Two Policies at War with Each Other | Yale Law Journal The Antitrust/Consumer Protection Paradox: Two Policies at War with Each Other

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