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Citizenship, Passports, and the Legal Identity of Americans: Edward Snowden and Others Have a Case in the Courts | Yale Law Journal

denationalization for the individual, the two are distinct: denationalization denotes a loss of citizenship, whereas, in theory, a denaturalized person has never

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Republicans’ actions.47 In Ackerman’s words, “Rival branches were denouncing each other’s authority to speak in the name of the People, launching a

Executive Defiance and the Deportation State | Yale Law Journal

Immigration Services (USCIS)—which adjudicates DACA applications—immediately denounced the Court’s ruling as having “no basis in law” and refused to

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Marbury v. Madison9 in achieving his political agenda—both establishing judicial review and denouncing Thomas Jefferson— without provoking an institutional

The New Judicial Takings Construct | Yale Law Journal

Kennedy thoroughly denounced a judicial takings doctrine for lack of any historical, substantive, or theoretical backing makes it surprising that he

The Example of America | Yale Law Journal

phrase “shocks the conscience” was used by the Supreme Court to denounce police action that consisted of pumping the stomach of a suspect. The substantive

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denote those who adhere to canon law on the issue of capital punishment. 11. Uttecht, 551 U.S. at 9. the yale law journal forum December 3, 2018

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malleability and capaciousness of the word “peer.”83 Nowhere in the United States did the phrase denote a broadly repre- sentative, racially and economically

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two banks, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, are over the ten percent risk-based limit—and just barely at that—when the denominator is based

Agency Enforcement of Spending Clause Statutes: A Defense of the Funding Cut-Off | Yale Law Journal

governments do not) and practical reasons (that is, the ambiguity of the proper denominator against which to measure the significance of the amount of