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is the paralegal, who is not authorized to practice law—and must, at all times, be supervised by an attorney. See Model Rules of Pro. Conduct r. 5.3
to female store employees during executive meetings as “Janie Qs,” and “girls,” male managers insisting on holding meetings at Hooters and attending
reach “the same levels of attainment . . . at a much lower overall cost” than it would under a different allocation scheme.44 Equitable because the
“the same levels of attainment . . . at a much lower overall cost” than it would under a different allocation scheme.44 Equitable because the
criminal supervision). This Note was partially inspired by my experience at a federal public defender’s office, where the attorneys and judges in fed
REPAIRING THE SUPREME COURT APPOINTMENTS PROCESS 9 (2007); see also id. at 18 (accepting the “[c]onventional wisdom . . . that Supreme Court
CALIENDO, supra note 90, at 13 (“Political socialization is more important in explaining latent attitudes in adulthood (such as diffuse support for
the people of New York”); Lemieux, supra note 15, at 226-27 (describing the stalled efforts at legislative reform after 1970). 70. For an attack on
releases violate claimants’ due process rights, they may be subject to collateral attack. See Am. L. Inst., supra note 108, § 2.07 & cmt. b, at 148