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declared the right to a lawyer “fundamental and essential” to fairness in the criminal courts and held that lawyers must be provided for people who could not afford them so that ...
meaning in American history: it is the methodology that has been with us since the Constitution’s birth. With its rebirth in the latter part of the twentieth century and its ...
foreign affairs cases taking up a growing share of the Supreme Courts docket, it is surprising how undertheorized the field of treaty interpretation remains. To fill this void, ...
The Yale Law Journal - Micah Gell-Redman Micah Gell-Redman Forum In his 2008 campaign, then-Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama promised
provides a historical snapshot of U.S. legal scholarship, noting that the advent of legal realism and other academic schools of thought may have contributed to a gap b…
The Yale Law Journal - Justin D. Levinson Justin D. Levinson Forum Legal discourse on implicit bias has changed the way scholars and citizens think
The Yale Law Journal - E. Glen Weyl E. Glen Weyl Forum In two recent articles, we urged financial regulators to use cost-benefit analysis (CBA) to
The Yale Law Journal - Jonathan M. Justl Jonathan M. Justl Note 119 Yale L.J. 270 (2009). This Note offers a new framework to evaluate judicial
popular sovereignty and the separation of powers as the basis of constitutional significance. In this view, key spokespersons, including Martin Luther
Justice and the Challenge of Family Ties, we examined and critiqued a number of ways in which the criminal justice system uses family status to distribute benefits or burdens to ...