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Economists in the Room at the SEC | Yale Law Journal

directed. John Coates and many others sound a call for change at the SEC. This Essay attempts to defend the thesis that the change they’ve been waiting for

The Internet and the Dormant Commerce Clause | Yale Law Journal

The Internet and the Dormant Commerce Clause | Yale Law Journal The Internet and the Dormant Commerce Clause

The Internet and the Dormant Commerce Clause

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The Fourth Amendment in the Information Age | Yale Law Journal

information they voluntarily expose to the telephone company. If the so-called “third-party doctrine” of Smith governed this case, then there was no search at

Why Rely on the Fourth Amendment To Do the Work of the First? | Yale Law Journal

“observer effect” in physics. Unobserved, a citizen’s thoughts—like particles—follow their own path. But the more closely watched they become, the more

Reading the ACA’s Findings: Textualism, Severability and the ACA’s Return to the Court | Yale Law Journal

argue that if the mandate is not a tax, it therefore becomes an exercise of the commerce power, and so it is unconstitutional. But then they go further

The Sentence Imposed Versus the Statutory Maximum: Repairing the Armed Career Criminal Act

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The Responsibility To Protect: The U.N. World Summit and the Question of Unilateralism

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The Responsibility To Protect: The U.N. World Summit and the Question of Unilateralism | Yale Law Journal

The Responsibility To Protect: The U.N. World Summit and the Question of Unilateralism | Yale Law Journal

Against the Tide: Connecticut Oystering, Hybrid Property, and the Survival of the Commons

the appropriation of waters by the cultivators. There are more oysters and more get within their reach, or where they can get them without a boat