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the tectonics of IP law. As my recent article explains, neither the recent expansion of IP law nor the new countermobilization can be adequately
nonpartisan officials who resolve procedural disputes. The parliamentarians’ distinctive jurisprudence reflects their tenuous positions—namely, that they can
nostalgia for the “old neighborhood” and the market for new ones that look old. Unfortunately, as the saying goes, the devil is in the details. And the new
Conduct argues that the organizational sentencing guidelines should remain advisory because these guidelines, when mandatory, were no better at shaping
national-origin classifications. However, Justice Brennan could not gather a majority of the Court for this proposition. It took three more years before
Editors Note: Can Interagency Dialogue Serve as the New Separation of Powers? is a Response to Neal Kumar Katyal, Internal Separation of Powers: Checking Today’s Most Dangerous ...
Irreparable Benefits | Yale Law Journal
César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, Nicole Godfrey, Danielle Jefferies, Tammy Kuennen, Nancy Leong, Kevin Lynch, Jon Michaels, Rachel Moran, Nicholas
neither surprising nor novel (Lewinsohn does not pretend otherwise). If we take the long view, consideration is a relatively new concept in the
better claimant than a next-door neighbor. A custodial parent is likely a better claimant than a noncustodial parent. Thus, a rule that maximizes