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Masquerading Behind a Facade of National Security | Yale Law Journal

silent on this matter, although the Bush and Obama administrations and a lower court broadly interpreted the AUMF as providing implicit authorization

Mapping a Post-Shelby County Contingency Strategy | Yale Law Journal

She argues that section 5 serves as an “affirmative tool of governance” and as “a constructive mechanism for dispute resolution.” Id. at 56. Though

Scalia, J., Dissenting: A Fragment on Religion | Yale Law Journal

state may not discriminate among religions, and a favor available to one must be made available to all. Accommodations of the sort at issue today may be

Politics and Judicial Ethics: A Historical Perspective | Yale Law Journal

attended an ACS event and asked a question that reflected a political position. The judge quickly apologized. A disciplinary committee, which reviewed the

Improving Deference: Chevron as a Voting Rule | Yale Law Journal

administrative agencies. Imagine a voting rule stating that when a litigant challenges agency action as inconsistent with an organic statute, the agency