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Yale Law Journal - In the Shadow of Marriage: Single Women and the Legal Construction of the Family and the State
and the Charles Koch Foundation have increased their presence in the federal reform arena. In the last two years, many of these organizations have
the SEC’s appointment process for Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) on the theory that they were “employees,” “pon further consideration, and in light
And I thought then, and I still think, that this theory best captures the meaning of the Constitution’s text and structure.” Administrative Law
voting long after they have been released from custody or, alternatively, require them to petition the state for the restoration of their voting rights
stated: “Umpires don’t make the rules; they apply them. . . . They make sure everybody plays by the rules. . . . And I will remember that it’s my job
conversely, all in one huge household? How do household members obtain the rules that govern their relationships and what sorts of rules are they
federal probation and pre-trial services officers ranked themselves in the top 25% of respective colleagues in their ability to make decisions free
are sovereigns and their representatives: states; the United States; and in theory—though no longer in practice—ambassadors, public ministers, and
Yale Law Journal - The Arc of the Pendulum: Judges, Prosecutors, and the Exercise of Discretion