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emerging pattern. Over the past ten years, Congress and the courts have made it increasingly easy for plaintiffs to secure compensation from foreign
ranging implications of such a rule for individuals facing criminal punishments, police and prosecutor policy, and public understanding of the
deliberation among the judiciary to determine the appropriate Step Zero threshold, and provide optimal incentives for litigants and Congress. This Comment
13 STEPHEN I. VLADECK Douglas and the Fate of Ex Parte Young Dissents are frequently an unreliable guide for assessing the
to Professor Sander for his interest in my work and his willingness to pursue a valid answer to the critical question of the effects of law school
our Court and on our country. Pages have been written of the contribution he made to textu- alist and originalist principles of review, of his
during his tenure with the Court. Much has been said these past few months about the mark he has left on our Court and on our country. Pages have been
Questioning the Use of Structure To Interpret Statutory Intent: A Critique of Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA In late 2009 and early 2010, the Environmental
Yale Law Journal for recalling the paper and inviting three of the nation’s leading legal scholars to comment on it. Because my essay was published at
equity stakes in American companies encroaches on the autonomy of U.S. industrial and foreign policy in a way that private investment does not. Moreover