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Farber, Sean Helle, Rebecca Ingber, Craig Konnoth, Sarah Krakoff, Richard Lazarus, Ben Levin, Nina Mendelson, Gillian Metzger, Helen Norton, Jennifer
The book proposes a range of reforms, most notably the use of expert criminal-justice policymakers who would be insulated from the electoral process and
other words, federal standing and state standing need not be coterminous, and Congress’s power to create causes of action is not limited by the
progressive to a more libertarian, or neoliberal, orientation and offers some reflections on the causes and consequences—and on the possibility of a
American government but does not create any major normative difficulties. There is nothing in the text of the Constitution itself, after all, that forbids
have not included gays and lesbians in that statute’s discrimination prohibitions, and no lawmaker now will even propose including persons of Middle
suits, should have no net effect on the doctrine under Masur’s theory. Most of the patentability cases cited in casebooks and treatises do not fit
decide, Rule 34(b) provides guidance by identifying two default choices that apply if there is no requested form or no agreement. One option is “native
Sanctions | Yale Law Journal Sanctions A reflexive “save everything” approach is undesirable and provides no secure haven from sanctions. Electronic
not common law nuisance cases like AEP, but rather regulatory actions interacting with local land use planning and with state and federal environmental