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reflected in Derrick Bell’s influential interest-convergence thesis, which asserts that Black interests in racial equality are accommodated only if and when
the confines of domestici- ty to participate in spheres traditionally reserved for their husbands. If the Poe plaintiffs reflected contraception’s
constitutional arguments that American litigants deployed to protect a “right” to use drugs with surprising, if fleeting, suc- cess. Pozen asks what
species;49 and changes in extreme weather events.50 Moreover, climate change impacts are al- ready widespread51 and human society—even if greenhouse
context. Coercion in various forms has been a staple—if not the guiding principle—of interrogation since Ancient Greece and Rome. Military and law
to say. It was the functional equivalent of endorsing Allgood’s opening statement. If a criminal trial is an exercise in granting a defendant his
treatment professionals collaborate and share information about the participant’s progress. Most programs have a series of graduated penalties if
legal tradition enshrined by the signing of the Magna Carta. If anything, these exhortations typically understate the antiquity of the exercise. The
the reputational economy metaphor, but creates a framework to think about status conflicts more generally. And if the reputational economy is a useful
But what if the defendant argues that his lawyer was negligent in failing to present mitigating arguments to the prosecutor in order to elicit a