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The Efficient Performance Hypothesis | Yale Law Journal

The Efficient Performance Hypothesis | Yale Law Journal

Of Property and Federalism | Yale Law Journal

Of Property and Federalism | Yale Law Journal

The Best Laid Plans | Yale Law Journal

The Best Laid Plans | Yale Law Journal

Race and Democratic Contestation | Yale Law Journal

Race and Democratic Contestation | Yale Law Journal

Learning Through Policy Variation | Yale Law Journal

Learning Through Policy Variation | Yale Law Journal

Commandeering and Constitutional Change | Yale Law Journal

Commandeering and Constitutional Change | Yale Law Journal

The Intercircuit Exclusionary Rule | Yale Law Journal

The Intercircuit Exclusionary Rule | Yale Law Journal

The Defined Contribution Paradigm | Yale Law Journal

The Defined Contribution Paradigm | Yale Law Journal

Bad News for John Marshall | Yale Law Journal

Fourteenth Amendment limited a state’s abilities to set maximum hours laws, absent sufficient evidence that the maximum hours law protected health and

Charles Reich’s Unruly Administrative State | Yale Law Journal

has emphasized, Reich produced his work in conversation with activists, administrators, and lawyers who sought to reform poverty law. As a matter of

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