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make penalties more severe, it doesn’t lead to more convictions, it leads to fewer.” Victim advocates were concerned that longer sentences might keep
Citigroup and Lehman Brothers requiring steps to “prevent predatory lending” that were “[w]ithdrawn with agreement”). 25. See, e.g., Letter from
value of a suit to a consumer is $1000 and its price is only $500, it is much less likely that a defect in quality will lead this consumer to opt for
and attempting to vindicate their rights through a lengthy, expensive and uphill legal battle is a risk few can afford. In the absence of any
abstract. In evaluating the legacy of Gideon v. Wainwright, it is critical to remember that the Supreme Court’s decision rested on the Sixth
explicitly theorizing altering rules as a distinct category of law can make visible legal issues that have largely gone unnoticed and lead toward the
suggesting that majority-minority districts ensure a constant, rather than sporadic, minority legislative presence, which allows minority legislators to
and hence no violation of the Fourth Amendment. In his lengthy and somewhat colorful opinion, Judge Leon tried to distinguish the bulk collection
the Supreme Court in 1886 offered a remarkable bit of dicta exhorting Congress to legislate in the field and preclearing the legitimacy of such