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redressability. Title IX thus offers a benefit that Title VII cannot: allowing the entirety of this adverse treatment to be addressed in the same claim
and where they initiated their case—are forced to join them. While these moves are formally authorized in the bankruptcy context, thanks to the § 362
defenses of these laws and policies sounding in biology, the Note argues that they rely on sex stereotyping—especially the stereotype that
if they are confident that they will be able to return to the labor force at a time of their choosing. This greater latitude, in turn, would give
things about this line of argument that I have trouble with. To begin with, it’s a small point, but I do say a little more in my article than the three
that the thirteen colonies, while united against Great Britain, would eventually turn against each other as they sought to expand their borders
modified to provide that the postmortem rights of publicity pass automatically to a decedent’s surviving spouse and descendants then the value of those
information. This attempt to circumvent the state secrets privilege has thus far proven unsuccessful on appeal. However, the decisions skirt the real
ugly results. Applying Hayek’s theory of law and liberty to contemporary American family law, this Essay concludes that—despite the risk of perverse
effective than they are with courts that publish their opinions. Unlike published opinions, secret opinions cannot provoke the public into lobbying for a