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cases, the Annex VII tribunals correctly held that Article 293(1) could not enlarge their jurisdiction. But they did not go so far as to state that the
and uncontroversial and therefore easily passed the legislature.79 Despite the ease with which these reforms obtained approval, another seemingly
simply trav- eled to the conference to see if they could persuade the delegates to adopt their agendas. 29 One of these agendas was to obtain a
thirds mark if they abruptly change their policies on early release. Although their Statutes merely require them to make decisions based on “the
language in this Note—like the terms “idiot” and “lunatic”—likely sound jarring to the reader. And they should. The contemporary meanings of these
contract theory posited that citizens joined the political soci- ety on equal terms and that governmental acts therefore had to reflect equal re- gard for
“outliers” from the ostensible national consensus articulated by these successful elites.14 The hegemony thesis also helps to explain the decision
these infirmities, however, the Brooke Group framework appears to be well entrenched in the Court’s jurisprudence. 3 We therefore take the
time. If their contract, however, guarantees them some default “average” employment terms, they are more likely to invest—in the event of employer
this for what it is: theft. Could they? In each of these scenarios, this Note contends that the question of whether states can own their groundwater