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distinguish between legitimate leverage, where an owner acts as a clearinghouse for ideas by legitimately substituting others’ judgments about how
controversy, their necessity and abuse hotly contested by the legal community, the legislature, and the judiciary. The raw, unchecked power of
that is to adhere, at least to some degree, to their decisions on questions of 13. See Letter of Sept. 6, 1789, supra note 3. 14. See JOHN
misappropriation of innovations by ex-employees or third parties. And learning networks have long been subjected to scrutiny by legal scholars
above, courts already view weight as a legitimate plus claim under Title VII. As a legal approach to weight discrimination, however, Sablosky’s
legislative pronouncement, agency regulation, enforcement of contracts, and judicial review of each of these structures. Legal oversight generally seeks to
appellate opinions.”17 Legal scholarship has also left this topic virtually unaddressed.18 14. See Kentucky v. Graham, 473 U.S. 159, 166 (1985). 15
that when article 11.071 was enacted in 1995, the legislature appropriated two million dollars a year for the program, which was less than half the
Most states also require unanimous verdicts at least in criminal cases. See Michael H. Glasser, Comment, Letting the Supermajority Rule
state legislators for speaking, introducing legislation, or voting.150 Thus in late 1798, the Republican-controlled legislatures of Kentucky and