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on release discover that they no longer have sufficient years left in their working lives to earn the benefits of Social Security for themselves or
think that professors—and here the analogy with the therapist ends— should not actually tell their infatuated students that they are not “really in
on their own, but they are, nonetheless, at risk. The Essay analyzes how Congress and federal courts can help sustain these legal duties without
innovation. But if people want to protect their data, the dominant theory argues that they should help themselves. They should choose to do business with
standing in particular.129 In large part, they and their forebears are the ones who laid these traps. They know best where the traps lie, and also how to
goad the other branches, insisting on best efforts; they can in turn respond to programs shaped by these branches, armed thereby with direction and
the Journal allows student authors to communicate their ideas to the legal community, develop their scholarly voice, and join a time-honored
frontier of legal scholarship in a particular field. Publication in the Journal allows student authors to communicate their ideas to the legal
these significant changes, but their reform proposals do not go far enough towards ameliorating the effect of adjudicator bias against domestic
legality, and heightened the risk of overcriminalization. This Comment reconstructs and analyzes these developments. It then turns to the practice