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Courts in the Age of Dysfunction | Yale Law Journal

there is a “special providence for drunkards, fools, and the United States of America.” If so, the Holy One has fallen down on the job lately. The

A Cooperative Federalism Approach to Shareholder Arbitration | Yale Law Journal

mandatory arbitration provisions built into corporate charters and bylaws. Recent developments in corporate law coupled with signals from the

The Emergence of Neutrality | Yale Law Journal

the Sedition Act of 1798: “The Reign of Witches,” in First Amendment Stories 13, 23 (Richard W. Garnett & Andrew Koppelman eds., 2012). And historians

Their Bark Is Bigger Than Their Bite: An Essay on Who Bleeds When the Wolves Bite | Yale Law Journal

executive pay, job losses, and wage stagnation.” Having noted these problems, Strine lays a portion of the blame at the feet of activist hedge funds and

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rarely do. Instead, prede- cessor constitutions routinely influence how a new constitution is interpreted and applied. Past constitutions linger

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no over-all pattern or purpose, lead nowhere, point to no favoured condition of the world and support no practical conclusions.” 2 The U.S. Supreme

Reducing Inequality on the Cheap: When Legal Rule Design Should Incorporate Equity as Well as Efficiency | Yale Law Journal

James Snidow, Matthew Weinzierl, Abe Wickelgren, Judge Stephen Williams, John Witt, G. Thomas Woodward, William Woolston, and an anonymous reviewer for

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