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The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Reconsidering the Syllabus in “Constitutional Law” Reconsidering the Syllabus in “Constitutional Law” Ernie Young has
“Principles of International Law.” Might we call Bentham a “cosmopolitan utilitarian”? In crafting new international laws, he urged the legislator to see as his
The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Announcing The Yale Law Journal Online Announcing The Yale Law Journal Online The Yale Law Journal is pleased to
the shift is probably accurate, we should see this shift as contract law evolving to fit modern needs rather than as a misstep. Modern contract law’s
the center of the construction of modern administrative law’s empire. authors. Cristina Isabel Ceballos is a J.D./Ph.D. student at Stanford Law School
Yale Law Journal - Unwritten Law and the Odd Ones Out Unwritten Law and the Odd Ones Out abstract. To understand the logic of corporate
authors. Tun-Jen Chiang is Assistant Professor of Law, George Mason University School of Law. Lawrence B. Solum is John Carroll Research Professor of
inciting nor a likelihood of causing imminent lawlessness. As noted, the Humanitarian Law Court concluded that the statute regulated speech based on its
is evidence that tort law deters harmful conduct, even in situations in which actors are not consciously thinking through the risks of lawsuits. For