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The Access to Knowledge Mobilization and the New Politics of Intellectual Property | Yale Law Journal
Judicial Review, the Congressional Process, and the Federalism Cases: An Interdisciplinary Critique | Yale Law Journal
agree to the same request if hypothetically approached by the same researcher. Both groups then reported how free they felt, or would feel, to refuse
Clinic. There are students and the attorneys here. They may be willing to take your case . . . . t is a volunteer program on their end. What I’m going
they bring rather than for the other benefits they might confer or the value they may have even in their own right. He does say a few words about the
conditions how people understand their common interests and how they motivate and legitimate action. (There are, of course, limits to the scope and power of
rights were defined by who exercised them in the past, then received practices could serve as their own continued justification and new groups could
several. But let me say up front that I don’t think these are the only explanations; I single them out because they strike me as relatively important ones
the original Constitution’s theory of democracy, which delegated to States the authority to decide who deserved the franchise based on whether they had
from destruction. If these examples and others like them are to be taken seriously, then the frequent statement that Congress can act only on the