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used various terms to describe common property regimes. I follow Thomas Dietz and his coauthors and use the term “common property” to denote “a kind of
common denomi- nator—the simplest statement that can draw sufficient agreement from the 237. Exec. Order No. 13,526 § 1.6(a)(5), 75 Fed. Reg. 707, 710
according to the lowest common denomi- nator—the simplest statement that can draw sufficient agreement from the 237. Exec. Order No. 13,526 § 1.6(a
finding of a lower court that “the policy of separating the races is usually interpreted as denoting the inferiority of the negro group.” He also
sen, and Duncan Kennedy. 37 CLS denounced U.S. liberalism by injecting Marx- ian social theory, structuralism, and deconstructive techniques into
Constitution’s fram- ers was the only legitimate way of interpreting the Constitution, and they began to denounce all other approaches to constitutional
denounce all other approaches to constitutional interpretation as improper and unprincipled.”). 150. See Siegel, supra note 2, at 1160 (“If, as
denounces the forfeiture of the property as a penalty for a violation of law, without giving any alternative remedy, or prescribing any substitute
must always be pegged to the lowest common denominator and that this denominator is always the unsophisticated client needing protection from his or
states, denominate it property, and enforce the right by subjecting states to suit. But, as I will show, these cases do not undermine the