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Introduction In May, Texas enacted a law called the Texas Heartbeat Act, Senate Bill 8 (S.B. 8), which prohibits physicians from performing an abortion if
reducing firms’ incentives to innovate—if they know a large portion of their profits will be appropriated by the platform, they have less incentive
image stuck in my head after reading United States v. Rahimi.2 If you aren’t familiar with this recurring Peanuts gag, Lucy tells Charlie Brown that
Perry, to better understand how the Court conceptualizes that right. Indeed, if we look more closely at Windsor, we see that it is conceptually, if
It would be reassuring if the criminal justice system were this reliable in practice. In this Essay, we take advantage of a natural experiment that
litigation. If left unchecked, bankruptcy can serve as an accelerant for the gravest due-process threats facing mass-tort victims. In Part I, this
initial determination of probable cause, so long as there is a “substantial basis” in the factual record to support the issuing judge’s decision.13 If an
example, sources must obtain permits if they emit “any air pollutant” in specified amounts. For more than three decades, the EPA has consistently
if inauspicious. In Olmstead, the Court reasoned that institutional placement of individuals capable of living in the community “perpetuates
liability in making discretionary business decisions.15 The rule can be overcome, however, if a plaintiff shows that a director (1) acted in bad faith