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to be free,” and that “[i]n a context [of] deep social interdependency, such freedom requires jointly authoring shared norms, and turning these
to achieve the common goals of most people in the world”). 47. See, e.g., KAPLOW & SHAVELL, supra note 46, at 32 n.34 (noting the need for a common
between standard Biblical exegesis and “the core claim of modern secular Western political theory,” namely that “[n]o authority, whether divine or
”); see also Capers, supra, at 59 n.323, 60 nn.324-30 (collecting sources of Critical Race Theory (CRT) scholars who have linked CRT to the idea of a Third
1225 C O M M E N T The “M” in MLP: A Proposal for Expanding the Roles of Clinicians in Medical-Legal Partnerships Medical-legal partnerships
For many additional examples, see Natelson, supra note 15, at 61 n.26. 24. The King v. Richardson, (1758) 96 Eng. Rep. 1115 (K.B.) 1127; 2 Keny. 85
Stat. 789, 812 (codified as amended at 15 U.S.C. § 80a-15 (2012)). 53. See Morley & Curtis, supra note 6, at 115 n.106, 118 n.118. 54. See
Communication, University of Pennsylvania; Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University. Bo Burt was multiple conversations in process, so daring in ...
history reveals how Congress and the courts have left the administrative state a near-impossible task: reconciling public charge with evolving commitments to public welfare ...
of two preeminent scholars, law professor William N. Eskridge, Jr. and political scientist John Ferejohn. Nearly a quarter century ago, Professor Eskridge, with the late Professor ...