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Felon Re-Enfranchisement and the Problem of “Lost” Rights | Yale Law Journal

outside the democratic community, thereby voiding all constitutional claims to political participation. But for doctrinal and democratic-theoretical

Capitalist Development, Labor Law, and the New Working Class

north shore, letting it cool into “pig iron” ingots, transporting the ingots across the river, then melting them back down on the south shore to

Reasoned Explanation and Political Accountability in the Roberts Court

offered in these various works (and my argument that the Court has moved toward this conception rests on cases postdating them), it is indebted to all

Systemic Triage: Implicit Racial Bias in the Criminal Courtroom

convinced themselves that the “disdain” they showed to people of color was “not based upon the color of their skin but upon the moral violations they embody

State Water Ownership and the Future of Groundwater Management

must compensate them for the value of their lost water? For years in eastern Montana, a Louisiana company allegedly dumped toxic waste generated by oil

Contract After Concepcion: Some Lessons from the State Courts

2012 and 2013, several state courts developed theories under which Concepcion could be cabined or read narrowly. The Supreme Court then invalidated the

Revolutionizing Redistribution: Tax Credits and the American Rescue Plan | Yale Law Journal

months. These children are very likely among the most vulnerable; they would benefit greatly from additional support. There are several ways for

The Constitution Is Clear: Only States Vote in Congress | Yale Law Journal

Framers of the Constitution knew of territories (the Northwest Territory was in existence at the Founding), and they provided for their governance. They

Systemic Triage: Implicit Racial Bias in the Criminal Courtroom | Yale Law Journal