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Not Hers Alone: Victim Standing Before the CEDAW Committee After M.W. v. Denmark

author would like to thank Professors Michael Reisman and Ali Miller for their feedback on early drafts of this Note and the editors of the Yale Law

When Marriage Is Too Much: Reviving the Registered Partnership in a Diverse Society

conduct the research that informed this project. Finally, thank you to Charlotte E. Yust and John M. Carroll, my very first editors. All errors are my

When Marriage Is Too Much: Reviving the Registered Partnership in a Diverse Society | Yale Law Journal

conduct the research that informed this project. Finally, thank you to Charlotte E. Yust and John M. Carroll, my very first editors. All errors are my

Reconciling the Crime of Aggression and Complementarity: Unaddressed Tensions and a Way Forward

In short, the amendments could give rise to prosecutions that endanger, rather than promote, peace and justice. In turn, these risks threaten to

Trying to Save the White Man’s Soul”: Perpetually Convergent Interests and Racial Subjugation

some may initially have with this intervention. Some may argue that this Note wrongly emphasizes White interests rather than those of the people of color

A Legal Sanctuary: How the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Could Protect Sanctuary Churches

feedback as I worked through the ideas in this Note. And a special thank you to Daniel Strunk for his excellent work as editor for this piece.

A Legal Sanctuary: How the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Could Protect Sanctuary Churches | Yale Law Journal