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and to Rachel Barkow, Eyal Benvenisti, Andrew Burrows, Sujit Choudhry, Ron Davidson, Ronald Dworkin, John Ferejohn, Barry Friedman, Jeanne Fromer
published almost fifteen years ago, focused on how social-movement actors can leverage litigation loss for productive internal and external ef- fects. At
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distinctive role for himself on the Court at a pivotal time. That role and this time should be of interest to people who care about the Court’s work
complicated than the formalist opinions in Hively would have us believe. As early as 1988, Sylvia Law and Andrew Koppelman argued that “contempt for lesbian
hard decisions. One of the most difficult—and most funda- mental—concerns whether courts should remain committed to generally applicable rules of law
July. See THORNTON ANDERSON, CREATING THE CONSTITUTION: THE CONVENTION OF 1787 AND THE FIRST CONGRESS 71 n.32 (1993). 97. See U.S. CONST. art. I
172, at 1885–86. 176. See, e.g., Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl & Ethan J. Leib, Elected Judges and Statutory Interpretation, 79 U. CHI. L. REV. 1215, 1244-45
increased amount of parking from 37 to 120 spots x 302 Temple St. Lot size, floor-area-ratio, and rear-yard variances to permit expansion of Yale
disciplined through a ‘truth and recon- ciliation’ panel”). On the concept of “warm glow,” see James Andreoni, Giving with Impure Altruism: Applications to