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democracy could be advanced while preserving judicial independence by the practice of asking Supreme Court nominees how they would have ruled in already
years ago and, many scholars would agree, has become the dominant academic style of contract theory. Traditional doctrinal analysis exerts less
landscape of constitutional theory and practice. In this Review of Richard Tuck’s The Sleeping Sovereign, David Grewal and Jedediah Purdy adapt the
have unforeseen federal estate tax consequences. They propose revisions to the new laws to avoid an unintended tax bite for heirs. Next, Kamal Ghali
relevant knowledge community. It then examines these limits of professi… Forum The Eleventh Circuit’s en banc decision in Wollschlaeger v. Governor of
The Yale Law Journal - Michael J. Graetz Michael J. Graetz Forum This Essay argues that the 2017 Tax Act provides neither an effective nor stable
there is a full scale war in the press and in the academy about whether we have an imperial presidency. President Bush’s critics cry that he has
unhelpful interest in taxonomy. A conventional wisdom has grown up around these projects. This Article, the first in a three-part series, identifies two
The Yale Law Journal - Brianne J. Gorod Brianne J. Gorod Forum Only two weeks before Justice Samuel Alito marked his tenth anniversary on the Supreme
The Yale Law Journal - Unlocking Antitrust Enforcement Collection Unlocking Antitrust Enforcement There is no antitrust law without antitrust law