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Patrick Weil | Yale Law Journal

Patrick Weil | Yale Law Journal Patrick Weil In this Essay, Professor Patrick Weil reexamines the constitutional function of the passport in relation to American citizenship. The S

Gail Weinstein | Yale Law Journal

Gail Weinstein | Yale Law Journal Gail Weinstein This empirical analysis of merger agreements indicates an evolution in market practice since the COVID-19 pandemic toward providing

Jessica Dixon Weaver | Yale Law Journal

Jessica Dixon Weaver | Yale Law Journal Jessica Dixon Weaver Racial myopia in law is a complex phenomenon that centers white identity as the standard. A critique of the Article Fam

E. Brantley Webb | Yale Law Journal

E. Brantley Webb | Yale Law Journal E. Brantley Webb 120 Yale L.J. 1192 (2011). In Stop the Beach Renourishment, Inc. v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection, 130 S. Ct.

Shelley Welton | Yale Law Journal

Shelley Welton | Yale Law Journal Shelley Welton “Net zero” is the new organizing principle of climate action—but can it create politically, socially, and ecologically durable resu

W. Bradley Wendel | Yale Law Journal

W. Bradley Wendel | Yale Law Journal W. Bradley Wendel Scholars and critics of the legal profession often call on lawyers to represent clients in the public interest or with due re