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research similar to that seen in the social scienc- es. Instead, solitary authors still produce nearly 90% of the papers in law, as seen in Table 1 below
authoritative methodology. Not only did Justic- es Ginsburg, Sotomayor, and Kagan join the statement that Harris was “incon- sistent . . . with the
other extreme, scholars should assess whether Justice Scalia’s standard—when a statute “push[es] the outer limits” of constitutional protection—overly
Daily Mail Publ’g Co., 443 U.S. 97, 103-06 (1979). the yale law journal forum October 3, 2017 292 es, police, and a prosecutor at the scene of the
would have little trouble es- tablishing standing. Take Whole Woman’s Health v. Jackson. The plaintiffs—abor- tion providers and those who support
politicians, the reasoning in Williams-Yulee could be applied to other campaign finance cas- es. As the Court put it: “The concept of public confidence
individual lawyers whose practices are motivated by political beliefs, however dissimilar? This Es- say argues that progressive lawyers must
thousands of individual lawyers whose practices are motivated by political beliefs, however dissimilar? This Es- say argues that progressive lawyers must
federal statutes that effectively in- corporate by reference the content of the Supreme Court’s insider trading cas- es.46 Nor is it to deny the
es and to the use of heuristics,” and a “more deliberative, calculative, and reflective” system, and observing that “[s]avvy marketers know that if