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The Yale Law Journal - James G. Mandilk James G. Mandilk Note Using a unique dataset, this Note studies the impact of limited-scope representation
two-step theory. Comment The orthodox view is that statutory captions and titles should not inform interpretation. However, a more nuanced method
shareholders do not sell their shares—they redeem them from the issuing funds for cash. We argue that this unique form of exit almost completely
The Yale Law Journal - Nicole Stelle Garnett Nicole Stelle Garnett Forum William S. Consovoy & Nicole Stelle Garnett In his twenty-five years on the
The Yale Law Journal - Sheila R. Foster Sheila R. Foster Forum This Essay reflects on the ways that cities engaged in “infrastructure sharing” during
The Yale Law Journal - Nicholas R. Parrillo Nicholas R. Parrillo Article The Supreme Court is poised to consider whether the Constitution’s original
third-party standing problems by distinguishing them from first-party claims, largely by reference to the “zone of interests” concept. Second, it
waive their rights to bring class actions against large businesses in favor of private arbitration. The second requires a reservation leaseholder to
The Yale Law Journal - Michael Stokes Paulsen Michael Stokes Paulsen Forum Michael Stokes Paulsen The First Amendment’s religious-freedom provisions
what the Court deems “normal” politics. As prosecutors take the Court’s suggestions of alternative theories and use a statute it has largely ignored