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federal terrorism prosecutions in the absence of any articulable suspicion should end” and “call[ing] for a halt to the practice of allowing an individual
difficulty of proving discriminatory intent. A�er all, “[i]n this day and age we rarely have legislators announcing an intent to discriminate based upon
argue, is that states are deterred from engaging in a variety of regulatory activities.142 Another example of an area of constitutional law plagued
segregation occurring along the lines of race and religion. As other scholars have noted, antidiscrimination jurisprudence employs a “single-axis” analytical
categorical ex- clusion of an applicant who has a criminal or substance abuse history.”38 vi There are many lessons that bar associations across the
arguing that accepting a homosexual advance as adequate provocation “reinforces . . . the notion . . . that revulsion and hostility are natural
any light at all on those questions is a useful contribution, whether or not we are able to produce a complete and definitive answer. For similar
actual holding strategies of both hedge funds and actively traded mu- tual funds also act as a real world check on the issue of a key academic model— the
and does not conclude at any fixed point but rather approaches a limit. As Husserl suggests, we can only know we are approaching that limit on the
” solutions to digital anonymity. The point here is not to offer a magic bullet answer; rather, it is to think about cyberspace the way an architect