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end of the citation: Zev J. Eigen & Yair Listokin, Do Lawyers Really Believe Their Own Hype and Should They?: A Natural Experiment (Yale Law & Econ
urge that these officers will do well “by performing their official roles with a self-conscious appreciation for the ways in which they can signal to
vent to conscience and mercy, judges should in various situations use their own consciences to fill the conscience gap that they themselves have
agency. If a multi-member board governs the agency, then a multi- member board likely always governs the agency; therefore, one can infer noth- ing
even most” people “make foolish choices about what to believe and how to live,” with the result that they make themselves “miserable.” Indeed, these
penalizing them in the public sphere.203 If men alleged violations to their right to parental leave under CEDAW, they could push the CEDAW Committee to
situations use their own consciences to fill the conscience gap that they themselves have helped to create,” such as by refusing to order
matters not addressed by The Bluebook. For the rare situations in which neither of these works covers a particular
“controlling” entity would subject these companies to the BHCA as if they were full-blown banking institutions—and, accordingly, force them to divest their core
the distinction between derivative works and reproduction. Derivative works always bring with them a new injection of imagination. They therefore