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while allowing governments discretion to pursue other goals as well. An analogy to the Predominance Test already exists in redistricting; courts ask a
statistical techniques that give them a reasonable amount of confidence about their predictions, and these techniques are continually improving the accuracy
When Mechelle Vinson, a nineteen-year-old African-American woman, applied for a job at Meritor Savings Bank in 1974, Sydney Taylor, an African
—a structure—or more narrowly, as a structure extending at a particular angle. The majority adopted the broader construction, holding that “baffles
“avoid blocking anyone’s ability to pass safely, including avoiding blocking ADA-compliant sidewalk access.” Of course, from a restaurant’s
Strikes abstract. Peremptory strikes are a longstanding subject of controversy. Critics concerned with the continued discriminatory use of peremptory
articulates a new way of understanding the porousness of the boundary between sincerity and religious questions. By conceiving of the key inquiry as having
Accountability, Deference, and the Skidmore Doctrine | Yale Law Journal
Abraham S. Goldsteins Contributions to Criminal Law Scholarship | Yale Law Journal Abraham S. Goldsteins Contributions to Criminal Law Scholarship
many advantages to remaining in state court. A significant advantage is that at the outset of a case, parties are allowed one peremptory challenge to