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regions, legal restrictions on the supply of housing are likely responsible for as much as half of the cost of any given housing unit.9 These changes
is explicitly so defined in many modern statutes;9 and it is frequently so described in contemporary usage, both lay and legal.10 But sex-by
” Multiple parties with conflicting customary rights and potential third-party effects would be a prime example.9 Second, conflicting pre- sumptive
phenomenon has directed a great deal of scholarly attention to the federalization of crime and the proper exercise of federal enforcement discretion.9
Constitutionality of Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill from Charles F. Boots, Off. of the Legis. Couns., U.S. Senate, to Sen. Charles S. Deneen 9 (Apr. 2, 1928) hereinafter
VRA’s ex ante protections and le� minority voters to fend for themselves through affirmative litigation.9 5. See, e.g., New Voting Restrictions in
jurisdiction of the United States8 and codified in every American code of legal ethics ever promulgated.9 It is from this wellspring that the integrity of
categorizing people according to cultural stereotypes.”9 Like all unconscious mental processes, implicit racial biases are unintentional because they are not
July 17, 2023); Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, Inc. v. Hilgers, 9 N.W.3d 604 (Neb. Dist. Ct. 2024); Voe v. Mansfield, No. 23CV864, 2024 WL 5120258
now around $9 million, the rule survives breakeven analysis. Breakeven analysis should be seen as a way of engaging in cost-benefit analysis when