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wrongful execution”9 because “they are more likely to give false confessions, are often poor witnesses, and are less able to give meaningful
could not appear,12 (2) could not control the litigation,13 (3) 8. See id. at 97, 40 I.L.M. at 262. 9. See id. at 98, 40 I.L.M. at 263. 10
a dialogue with the other branches as the Court exercises its independent role in saying what the law requires.9 And so she contrasted Justice
in cases where their wives remained alive.9 That’s positively Swedish! And Wiesenfeld was far from the only case in which the Burger Court
to the report, between eighty and a hundred thousand men are in restrictive housing.9 Over thirty thousand are in administrative segregation.10 The
information about foreign law to them.9 When a party makes a claim about foreign law, the Court is often not in a position to evaluate that claim. When
administering the treaty.8 Congress may override executive treaty interpretations by statute just as it may override agency statutory interpretations.9
county’s expense.9 5. 351 U.S. 12 (1956). 6. 372 U.S. 335 (1963) (right to counsel when charged with a crime). 7. 372 U.S. 353 (1963) (right to
Clark D. Cunningham 1 2 3 apple and the american revolution 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 the yale law journal forum 12 13 14 apple and the american
why supreme court precedent does n ot preclude judicial engagement with o ccupational restrictions 9 10 11 the yale law journal forum 12 13 14 15 16