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has no reasonable expectation of privacy in information voluntarily disclosed to third parties . . . is ill suited to the digital age.” And in Riley
often. Scholars and practitioners have criticized this development in two main ways. The first critique questions the soundness of the interpretive
Coates conflates two separate issues: the ad- visability of CBA and the uncertainty of CBA valuations. He argues that be- cause scholars have so far
Distinguished Lecture in Women’s Rights, hosted by the Yale Law School. The Lecture took the form of a dialogue between Justice Ginsburg and Linda
34 (1995); Andrea K. Wilson, A New Look at “Cases and Controversies,” 103 HARV. L. REV. 465, 480 (1991); see also Wilson, supra, at 491 (discussing
615 T H E Y ALE LAW JOU R NAL F ORU M N O V E M B E R 3 0 , 2 0 2 1 The Ostensible (and, at Times, Actual) Virtue of Deference A n t h
unmoored from its original purpose, perpetuated issues of notice and legality, and heightened the risk of overcriminalization. This Comment reconstructs
MAHONEY_12-18-06_PRE-CONTACT 1/19/2007 5:47:23 PM 824 Curtis J. Mahoney Treaties as Contracts: Textualism, Contract Theory, and the
Wars and Elizabeth Montano’s The Rise and Fall of Administrative Closure in Immigration Courts. Ending Citizenship for Service in the Forever Wars
authored more than 150 labor and employment opinions for the Ninth Circuit.1 Indeed, it would be hard to identify a single question concerning the