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clerking for Associate Justice David H. Souter during the October 2002 Term, an experience that shaped not only how I approach the law and my work as a judge
early voting.28 In Texas, early voting is more lax than Election Day voting, and voters are allowed to cast a ballot at any location in the county.29
of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), “[a] person suf- fering legal wrong because of agency action, or adversely affected or aggrieved by agency
actual costs and the risk associat- ed with the development of a specific drug, an agency concludes that exclusivi- ty is the appropriate form of
“sociological” legitimacy—the “prevailing public attitudes” to- ward the Court as an institution,48 and especially the public’s willingness to ac- cept a
which is to give Congress the authority to solve collective action problems.” Id. at 165. This is a real and valid concern, as I have already
these critiques might be dismissed as a hasty and unwarranted rebuke of an ambitious and timely crime politics advanced by progressive activ- ists
appealed. If it is not, it stands as yet another compelling account of a flawed discrimination claim. If it is appealed, the odds are good that the
also a story about how the accountability mechanisms for binding administrative power to both law and political oversight developed along with
exclusionary rule as a remedy for Fourth Amendment “knock and announce” violations in part by pointing to citizen review boards as an alternative mechanism of