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i Tinker /i ’s Tenure in the School Setting: The Case for Applying i O’Brien /i to Content-Neutral Regulations | Yale Law Journal

Moines Independent Community School District, the Supreme Court has narrowed the expansive vision of student-protected speech espoused in that case. Tinker

Facilitating Future Workforce Participation for Stay-at-Home Parents: Mitigating the Career Costs of Parenthood | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Seventh Annual Student Essay Competition Facilitating Future Workforce Participation for Stay-at-Home Parents

Tiny Constables and the Cost of Surveillance: Making Cents Out of i United States v. Jones /i | Yale Law Journal

privacy law scholars. Building on the work of those who have come before us, this Essay is our attempt to make sense—and “cents”—out of United States

Courts as Managers: American Tradition Partnership v. Bullock and Summary Disposition at the Roberts Court | Yale Law Journal

briefing or oral argument. The costs of summary disposition are not insubstantial—especially if used to do more than apply well-established legal principles

Political Checks on a Politicized Presidency: A Response to Neal Katyals Internal Separation of Powers | Yale Law Journal

presidential policymaking. But conservatives and liberals, I suspect, will react very differently to Katyal’s essay. The political right will be

A Legacy of Discrimination: A Brief History of U.S. Territories in the American Bar Association | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Legal Challenges in the U.S. Territories This Collection critically examines

Service Delivery, Resource Allocation, and Access to Justice: Greiner and Pattanayak and the Research Imperative | Yale Law Journal

” That is, not only was an offer of legal assistance immaterial to the case outcome, but it may have harmed clients’ interests. In Part I of this Essay

The South Dakota Referendum on Abortion: Lessons from a Popular Vote on a Controversial Right | Yale Law Journal

careful look at the bona fides of emergency declarations under a more restrictive test than what is essentially “the legislature must, beyond a doubt, be

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and the Petition Clause: Rethinking the First Amendment Right of Access | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection 2020 i Yale Law Journal /i Student-Essay Competition The Essays that won the third annual Yale Law Journal Student

Health Care Exchanges and the Disaggregation of States in the Implementation of the Affordable Care Act | Yale Law Journal

states an escape hatch. If a state declines to establish a state-based exchange, it is deemed “not an electing State” and the statute directs HHS to

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