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convenience.34 However, by exercising prosecutorial discretion, the INS had opened the door to litigation over these decisions. Therefore, section 242(g) was
enterprise in general. This is not to suggest that all online scholars should aspire to be the John Coltrane of their field, or to perform as
traditionalism of the culture wars. They are not few and isolated, but many and mobilized. What they seek is not a quiet corner for living out their
casebook4—predating Yale Kamisar’s path-breaking and celebrated casebook by four years.5 The Goldstein & Goldstein “book” organized what was then a barely
them.6 Writing for the Court in 1970, Justice Brennan explained that these “benefits are a matter of statutory entitlement for persons qualified to
expert agency, and implemented all of the SRA’s purposes—ignoring the reality. If there were gaps, the expert Commissioners had to fill them; not judges
participation” (SLAPP)—suits filed in retaliation for the exercise of First Amendment rights. These statutes per- mit defendants who claim they were sued for
considerations that went into the appointment (that may well have been one of them), but whatever they were, the fit was perfect; what that job required was
Under the federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), states may establish their own learning standards and assessments, but they must also participate
from out- of-state agencies refusing to pay privilege taxes on the theory that they are engaged in interstate commerce. December 1, 1943