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2012 168 because most would have been given lawful immigration status by the DREAM Act, a bipartisan bill that at times has garnered majority
8. Id. at 6. 9. Id. at 7 (quoting Atkins v. Virginia, 536 U.S. 304, 320-21 (2002)). 10. Id. at 7. 11. A.B.A., Guidelines for the Appointment and
casebooks). At least one recent casebook attempts to rectify this omission. See Bennett Capers, Roger A. Fair- fax, Jr. & Eric J. Miller, Criminal Law: A
barely has attracted any attention” in the statutory interpretation literature). 344. Id. at 203 (proposing that courts resolve ambiguities about
and Michael Zuckerman; workshop participants at Berkeley Law School, Columbia Law School, Harvard’s Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, and Yale’s
worthy of serious debate. At a time when the average size of the 250 largest law firms in America is 497 lawyers and when the country boasts more than a
”); GEISTFELD, supra note 7, at 156 (“Unforeseeable outcomes are not fairly attributable to the individual’s exercise of autonomy, preventing tort law
Respondent’s attempt at strict compliance with eligibility requirements as to these employees [was] arguably proper under immigration law.”22 The
for corporate tax purposes, since salaries are presumably negotiated at arm’s length by an independent, profit-maximizing 1. Edmund L. Andrews
Innocent People, WASH. POST, Feb. 15, 2006, at A1; Press Release, ACLU, TSA and FBI To Pay $200,000 in Attorneys’ Fees To Settle “No Fly” Lawsuit