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arrangements, and property transfer tax[es]”). when marriage is too much 505 This survey of U.S. civil union and domestic partnership laws reveals
until 1926, Oregon’s constitution banned “free negro[es]” from mi- grating to the state, or even visiting. Or. Const. art. XVIII (repealed 1926); see also
provision. In each context, I also de- scribe variations on the distortive techniques that have been used in other cas- es. A. RSAs (and PSAs): The
cross guarantees may also be coupled with cross-default claus- es. In that way, the default of either entity on any loan (not just the $2 billion
property transfer tax[es]”). when marriage is too much 505 This survey of U.S. civil union and domestic partnership laws reveals that most American
organization.” Id. at 419-20 n.1. Not to mention that, until 1926, Oregon’s constitution banned “free negro[es]” from mi- grating to the state, or even
local morality and national efficiency. The Article briefly sketch- es how the toggle would operate to adjudicate select hot-button issues arising
Deprivation Cases Is Not Beyond the Bounds of History and Precedent, 99 Dick. L. Rev. 419, 430 (1995) (“[N]one of the cases [Es- telle] cited held that
law. This exclusion of administration takes a variety of doctrinal guis- es, but it surfaces repeatedly in both structural and individual rights
reference to the sister states’ interpretive practic- es.33 Still other courts, recognizing similarities between forum-state and sister- state approaches to