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00232-RC (D.D.C. Dec. 1, 2017). 17. See, e.g., BURKE, supra note 4, at 290, 321 n.28 (discussing exceptions to ethics rules made during the
a nationalist vision). 106. See WAYNE FLYNT, ALABAMA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 343 (2004). 107. 347 U.S. 483 (1954). 108. GERALD N. ROSENBERG, THE
Litigation, 85 YALE L.J. 470, 497-502 (1976). The NAACP maintained that it “never looks for plaintiffs,” id. at 498 n.89, but Bell convincingly
rule should still take into account non-income forms of equity. 54. Again, this analysis is consistent with Kaplow & Shavell, supra note 2, at 667 n.2
dismissed summarily. Id. at 23-24 & n.2, 39-40. 26. The California majority held that national interests required that the federal government have the
for complaints, and a ban on all contact with the outside world, including lawyer visits.”), Shapiro & Hogle, supra note 183, at 2037 n.133 (tracing
trial is timely unless the defendant can prove prejudice from the delayed disclosure. See, e.g., Ebron v. United States, 838 A.2d 1140, 1155- 56 & n
F. Shanahan & Alyx Mark, Studying the “New” Civil Judges, 2018 WIS. L. REV. 249, 262-63, 263 n.54 (detailing the challenges judges face when
Petition of the United States of America for Rehearing and Rehearing En Banc, supra note 92, at 4. 127. See Newman, 773 F.3d at 455 (“[N]o rational jury
THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION 481 n.111 (2d ed. 1996) (explaining that the phrase “enforce treaties” was struck from the Necessary and Proper Clause