taxes, and she pointed out Puerto Rico’s vital need for aid as it has by far the highest level of poverty in the country.9 The majority was uncon- vinced

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187 criminal defendants raised Batson challenges, while only 9 prosecutors raised Batson challenges). Prosecutors may be disincentivized from raising

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attending more intensely segregated and impoverished schools than they have for generations.”); Orfield et al., supra, at 9 (“In spite of the

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or, in some agreements, epidemics, public health events, viruses, and/or disease outbreaks). Notably, 9% of the agreements surveyed provide that the

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of new technological developments and their social uses.9 The law makes sense of technology in very particular ways, using language, enforce- ment

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Pacification in the Movement To Re-Form Dispute Ideology, 9 Ohio St. J. Disp. Resol. 1, 1 (1993) (noting that ADR is “an often coercive mechanism of