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harassing’ conduct.”). 43. Id. 44. Id. at 1323. 45. He explicitly attributes this change to the Supreme Court’s intervening decision in Reed, see id
fiduciary robustly attributes nonderivative significance to her beneficiary’s interests,” id. at 115); Leib & Galoob, Fiduciary Political Theory
THE UNITED STATES TO EUROPE 105 (1931) (attributing the impetus for the legislation to the failure of state attempts at a head tax); HUTCHINSON, supra
technological firearm if the restraining order prohibits the use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force. See id. at 1898-99 (majority opinion
”). After the defense attorney asked what dangerous person meant, the Chief Justice quickly retorted “Well, it means someone who’s shooting, you know, at
influences within Congress); Smythe, supra note 18, at 1416 (attributing the lack of governmental funding of public improvements to prevailing fears of higher
ability to attend school, to work, and to participate in political activities often turns on meaningful access to such care”). Id. at 1453, 1529; see
Supreme Court precedent that contours the current field of children and the law. Id. at 1454 (“The new law of the child thus lays the foundation for
of Supreme Court precedent that contours the current field of children and the law. Id. at 1454 (“The new law of the child thus lays the foundation
that “corpo- rate law should contain the terms people would [hypothetically] have negoti- ated, were the costs of negotiating at arm’s length for