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markets where economies of scale and network effects lead to barriers to entry and durable market power. In doing so, Salop disputes the Chicago
Reva B. Siegel | Yale Law Journal Reva B. Siegel This Article offers the first legal history of the Comstock Act from its enactment to its post-Dobbs
to $15 an hour. In fact, between 2012 and 2016, workers earning less than $15 gained $61.5 billion in wage increases. However, the workers who lead and
facet of his service on the Court—seems likely to define his legacy. In the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) in the 1980s, “unitary
rather process. And the courts and other parts of the Constitution typically give far less leeway to legislatures in limiting criminal procedural rights
] cognition between technology and humans.” 26 The machine is 19. “Machine learning” systems are “computer algorithms that have the ability to ‘learn’ or
or where they happened to be when the system encountered them.157 Let me begin by sketching the claim that a legal system, to qualify as legitimate
adverse possession appears to be legalizing theft. In this ongoing debate, a great deal of ink has been spilled justifying or criticizing adverse
implicit bias. Bringing an understanding of systemic implicit bias into the constitutional analysis could lead to the conclusion that some legal practices
v. Safley, 482 U.S. 78, 90-91 (1987) (explicitly rejecting the “least restrictive alternative” test). Indeed, this “strict scrutiny” test should lead