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to Abortion: A First Amendment Analysis of Compelled Physician Speech, 2007 U. Ill. L. Rev. 939, 950-51; see also Haupt, supra note 24, at 675. See
43, because “[a]lthough Congress has never enacted any affirmative language such as ‘Puerto Rico is hereby an incorporated territory,’ its sequence
lost its appeal, the Court’s asides respecting parental choice and pluralism have attained reverence and defined Pierce v. Society of Sisters9 as a
over a third of individuals who have lost the right to vote as a result of criminal conviction are African American.3 Holder argued that this
scrutiny, a race-and-gender plan should as well. Indeed, race plus anything at all should trigger strict scrutiny. Any other approach would create an end
1291, 1292-93 (2024) (noting that “almost all those writing about the police note that policing in America, unlike elsewhere, is a local affair,” and
Applying a critical-race feminist perspective, the Article’s argument would be strengthened by analyzing how African American families endured an
Trail Smelter arbitration, an international arbitral tribunal ruled in 1941 that a state “owes at all times a duty to protect other states against
older model of sortition democracy. As discussed above and as Manin has argued, election imports a form of aristocracy into the polity.95 It therefore
Alternatively, two-thirds of state legislatures can vote for a Constitutional Convention, where an amendment is proposed and then adopted if, again