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appears to have negroid traits. I should not only be willing but anxious to obliterate this ‘blemish,’ because I had certainly intended nothing
narrowly argued that the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 could not constitutionally be applied to its feature-length, video-on-demand film
public school system for all children between the ages of 6 and 18, subject to a number of statutory exceptions. An additional narrow constitutional
United States, “it makes no difference how many persons in the United States heard or heeded Chandler’s broadcasts. It does not even matter whether the
rescission requests. It is an attractive solution for legislators who feel a need to be perceived as doing something—but not too much—about big
state, Damaška helped me see that Americans were developing a new form of Scientific Policymaking that was quite distinct from the nineteenth century
Nino’s more recent dissents. In Navarette v. California, for example, Nino and I debated whether a search of a driver could be constitutional if that
co-police neighborhoods. This could involve attending community meetings or joining a group such as neighborhood watch. In contrast to the first
conditions in this Note, as explained below. The new conceptualization is as follows: for race to be salient, it need not be a “central issue” in a trial
negative impact of § 2257, he simultaneously underestimated the problematic nature of a different statutory provision potentially requiring record