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The Yale Law Journal - Eric A. Posner Eric A. Posner Article 122 Yale L.J. 2 (2012). If a plaintiff brings two claims, each with a 0.4 probability of
call the expulsion account—answers this question in the affirmative. If disenfranchisement is understood to expel a person from the political community
perfection or assent to the other side’s ideology or theology. If, as argued below, feuding faith communities can peacefully, even lovingly, coexist despite
other side’s ideology or theology. If, as argued below, feuding faith communities can peacefully, even lovingly, coexist despite profound theological
account—answers this question in the affirmative. If disenfranchisement is understood to expel a person from the political commu- nity, then that
a business”). the yale law journal online 121:39 2011 42 consequences for the democracy deficit if the initiatives in question stand and spread. Part
or further prosecutorial power, as if that were the only legitimate goal the effort to reform the federal criminal justice system 795 But then
decades that if they do not solve the no-forum conundrum, someone else will—either Congress or the federal courts. Although Congress has remained
Statutory Dissonance Originally, a nonfederal question class action could proceed in federal court only if the party filing that action or the party
condom (if not more so), PrEP is not a defense to a violation of most HIV criminal statutes (whereas condoms sometimes are). The advent of PrEP has not