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against the proverbial Georgetown cocktail-party circuit, a force just as arbitrary and countermajoritarian as the timing of retirements. If both
marketed under a certain name, such as brandy or gin. Following an extensive review of the regulatory scheme under the Federal Alcohol Administration Act, a
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introducing a provision requiring disbarment of lawyers who fund abortions, and another that “will allow private citizens to sue anyone who pays for an
as the story develops.”); Posner, supra note 115, at 11-12 (“[A]t their best, American appellate courts are councils of wise elders and it is not
showing that a proof of vaccination was already requested in the past for activities on U.S. soil. This slide is included only in the Domestic Pass and
administrative law, a 309. See supra notes 212-213 and accompanying text. 310. After all, debates about questions such as the nature of executive
law’s principal goals is regulating agency costs. See John Armour et al., What Is Corporate Law?, in THE ANATOMY OF CORPORATE LAW: A COMPARATIVE AND
uses campaign fi- nance disclosure as a case study, the theoretical and practical implications of its analysis can be applied to many other areas of
charter was made, and according to the ancient allow- ance on record.” 104 And the canon was not directed at statutes alone: it was viewed as a