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The Yale Law Journal - Mila Versteeg Mila Versteeg Forum Constitutions have long been understood to empower courts. We argue, however, that
The Yale Law Journal - Lani Guinier Lani Guinier Essay This essay was influenced by a class on Law and Social Movements that Professors Guinier and
appropriately dubbed “Watson,” beat the world’s best Jeopardy! players at their own game. At first blush this may not seem so surprising: after all, computers are notoriously ...
The Yale Law Journal - Larissa Katz Larissa Katz Essay 122 Yale L.J. 1444 (2013). This Essay puts forward the conceptual and normative underpinnings
The Yale Law Journal - Gregory Klass Gregory Klass Article 117 Yale L.J. 2 (2007). There is a longstanding debate about whether courts should enforce
The Yale Law Journal - Matthew Bloom Matthew Bloom Note 117 Yale L.J. 70 (2007). A significant portion of the war on terror detainees who have been
The Yale Law Journal - Anthony Alfieri Anthony Alfieri Forum Introduction How should we deliver legal services to low-income clients in need? How
denying rehearing en banc—colloquially known as dissentals and concurrals. Not everyone is happy about this practice, and some judges have lamented their proliferation. The ...
The Yale Law Journal - Lucy Wang Lucy Wang Note 117 Yale L.J. 1900 (2008). Being fat is one of the most devastating social stigmas today. In seeking
conclusion supported by historical and normative arguments. I find myself unpersuaded by either set of arguments. Most of my comments concern their reading of the historical ...