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The New Corporate Web: Tailored Entity Partitions and Creditors’ Selective Enforcement | Yale Law Journal

See Baird & Casey, supra note 2, at 12, 29; Widen, supra note 21, at 244, 248 & n.32; see also Douglas G. Baird, The Rights of Secured Creditors

Capitalist Development, Labor Law, and the New Working Class

law in neoliberalism and on the interrelations among class, race, and gender. As noted above, this Book Review focuses on The Next Shift’s implications

Prison Malapportionment: Forging a New Path for State Courts

357-page opinion, a North Carolina court did what the Supreme Court could not, invalidating the state’s legislative maps on illegal partisan

Currency Policies and Legal Developmentin Colonial New England

Yale Law Journal - Currency Policies and Legal Developmentin Colonial New England Currency Policies and Legal Development in Colonial New England

An Old Judicial Role for a New Litigation Era

Yale Law Journal - An Old Judicial Role for a New Litigation Era

The New Jim Crow Is the Old Jim Crow

Yale Law Journal - The New Jim Crow Is the Old Jim Crow The New Jim Crow Is the Old Jim Crow abstract. A vast divide exists in the national

The Promise and Pitfalls of the New Voting Rights Act (VRA) | Yale Law Journal

interpretation of its central provision that would not have received bipartisan support. For scholars of constitutional law, the article describes the nearly

Forum: Tar Heel Constitutionalism: The New Judicial Federalism in North Carolina

constitutionality. See Quinn v. State, 526 P.3d 1, 12 n.9 (Wash. 2023). Conversely, the North Carolina Supreme Court in other decisions has emphasized the

Forum: Individualized Exemptions, Vaccine Mandates, and the New Free Exercise Clause

1990 https://perma.cc/3HK4-SSFW (“n Tandon v. Newsom, a majority of the court formally adopted the most-favored-nation theory for the first time in a

Jury Selection as Election: A New Framework for Peremptory Strikes

Oxford, D.Phil. 2018; Yale College, B.A. 2013. I am deeply grateful to Ralf Bader, Doni Bloomfield, Micah Bloomfield, Stephen B. Bright, William N