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The Mens Rea of Accomplice Liability: Supporting Intentions

liable only where the principals have gone through with their crimes? Assuming that a good theory mustexplain this feature, there may be rationales

The World Bank and the Internalization of Indigenous Rights Norms

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Let the Burden Fit the Crime: Extending Proportionality Review to Sex Offenders

the main targets. The theory is that if the public is notified of dangerous past offenders in their neighborhood, and those offenders are barred from

Forum: Financial Hardship and the Excessive Fines Clause: Assessing the Severity of Property Forfeitures After Timbs

under which courts would look to the effects of property forfeiture on individuals and their families—in particular, the infliction of financial hardship

The Corporate Governance Gap

they often operate free from any meaningful disciplinary forces. This is despite the fact that their governance practices and lack of managerial

The Nature of Parenthood

couples struggle for parental recognition, even when they are married to the biological parent. If these parents fail to adopt their children, they may

Fudging the Nudge: Information Disclosure and Restaurant Grading

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Normative Canons in the Review of Administrative Policymaking

Yale Law Journal - Normative Canons in the Review of Administrative Policymaking

Absolute Priority, Valuation Uncertainty, and the Reorganization Bargain

Yale Law Journal - Absolute Priority, Valuation Uncertainty, and the Reorganization Bargain

Forum: Ridding the Family-Law Canon of the Relics of Coverture: The Due Process Right to Alternative Fee Arrangements in Divorce

thereby preempting and short-circuiting the fact-finding process. By their very nature, these judicial fiats betray a deeper truth: What was at stake