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problem with these alternative theories, then, is their outcome centrism. The norms for judges clearly impose requirements regarding outcomes
Rico raises all these questions, and it is fortunate that it does, for sooner or later, and the sooner the better, they must find their way to the
The Court held in Griffin v. Illinois that indigent defendants have a right to transcripts of their trials, even if they cannot pay for them; and in
they want to make are deserving of the legal resources that are necessary to voice them. The spouse with control over marital assets does not face these
Section 5 Constraints on Congress Through the Lens of Article III and the Constitutionality of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act | Yale Law
Hostility to the Presence of Women: Why Women Undermine Each Other in the Workplace and the Consequences for Title VII | Yale Law Journal Hostility
should give it to them. And despite the deafening clamor of sophisticated clients demanding their just deserts, the profession has ignored these clients
materials of constitutional research—such as the Convention and ratification debates—seem to say relatively little about them. Moreover, they are consistent
name of a “people” whose false consciousness may deprive them of the present ability to recognize what is really in their own interest—though they will
removal to Mexico, the Mexican government has ordered these noncitizens to leave the country, thereby heightening their risk of grave danger. Recently