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When Machines Are Watching: How Warrantless Use of GPS Surveillance Technology Violates the Fourth Amendment Right Against Unreasonable Searches | Yale Law Journal

and technology such as thermal imaging devices that create new superhuman powers, the Justices have offered confusing guidance to lower courts. At

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Bittker’s life at the Yale Law School began as an entering student, in September of 1938, sixty-seven years ago, in the closing months of the deanship of

Lawyers as Leaders | Yale Law Journal

problems. Today’s professionals, whatever their educational background, should know the intellectual angles of attack taught at the other two professional

Reversed on Appeal: The Uncertain Future of President Obama’s “Empathy Standard” | Yale Law Journal

conceits of originalism? Thumb her nose at Justice Scalia? Provide a progressive view? She would not. And honestly, who can blame her, especially after

Perfect Plaintiffs | Yale Law Journal

myth that cases arrive at the Supreme Court by chance. Although some of the Obergefell attorneys framed the case as “happening totally by accident

Protecting Civil Rights in the Shadows | Yale Law Journal

higher lawmaking both deters and disappoints attempts at overreaching. When a resolution is rendered, however, the defeated entity hastily retreats and

Against Bankruptcy: Public Litigation Values Versus the Endless Quest for Global Peace in Mass Litigation | Yale Law Journal

global resolution. In Part I, we review litigants’ attempts at global settlements, which, over time, have relied on private claim-resolution facilities

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