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Formal Legitimacy By legal legitimacy, Fallon meant what we have described essentially as “le- gality”: “[T]hat which is lawful is also legitimate
]; Le Referendum Voulu Par de Gaulle en 1958, HISTOIRE DE L’ASSEMBLEE DE LA POLYNESIE FRANÇAISE, http://histoire .assemblee.pf/articles.php?id=739
Antitrust L.J. 387, 388 (2007) (describing elements of antitrust review in Europe). E. Glen Weyl, Finance and the Common Good, in Après le Déluge
1864 & n.104, 1865 (2013), with, e.g., Richard H. Fallon, Jr., The Meaning of Legal “Meaning” and Its Implications for Theories of Le- gal
introduce the concept of le- gal estrangement to capture both legal cynicism—the subjective “cultural orien- tation” among groups “in which the law and
parents are also the social and le- gal parents.”4 In 2012, Blankenhorn announced his newfound support for same-sex marriage5 but nonetheless expressed
Court’s abdication has le� lower courts to wrestle with uncer- tain Court precedent. For example, shortly a�er the Court denied certiorari in Tuggle, the
such travels as legally irrelevant. A slave who le� the state was an out- of-state slave, full stop.148 According to the Supreme Court’s decision in