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action . . . not in civil rights law, but in corporate law”? Chander argues that “the justifications for corporate law’s active intercession on behalf
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the common law’s strong prohibition against the execution of people called “idiots.” The Supreme Court has discussed common law insanity protections
child A. A Defense of the Authorities Framework The New Law of the Child purports to be an ambitious critique of the existing laws regulating children
1859 treatise titled The Law of the Territories, Sidney George Fisher, a Philadelphia lawyer and popular essayist, employed the term to designate the
for public benefits, public employee pensions, homeownership tax subsidies, state and local tax laws, and even basic property law doctrines inhibit
substantive law, inasmuch as private proceedings frustrate the public’s ability to understand the state of the law, how particular laws are interpreted, and
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established by legislation. For such rights, deference to the lawmaker favors judicial recognition of a legal remedy. Hence the common-law action on the
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