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Self-Protection in World Society: Reformulating the Protective Principle in International Law | Yale Law Journal

undermined when a government reaches its statutes into the territory of other nations, especially when these statutes conflict—and they often do—with the

Preventing Policy Default: Fallbacks and Fail-safes in the Modern Administrative State | Yale Law Journal

Act. Their argument in favor of this position is richly textured and compelling. But the emphasis they place on this example of a “prod and plea

Bad News for Mail Robbers: The Obvious Constitutionality of Health Care Reform | Yale Law Journal

impose duties on individuals, because then the individuals will know that they have been burdened. There are too many other ways to get special favors

The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law | Yale Law Journal

Feature then considers the more recent retrogression of election-law doctrine, politics, and theory to a focus on the very basics of democracy: the

Self-Protection in World Society: Reformulating the Protective Principle in International Law

undermined when a government reaches its statutes into the territory of other nations, especially when these statutes conflict—and they often do—with the

Fragile Gains, Persistent Setbacks: The Muddled Arc of American Drug-Law Reform | Yale Law Journal

constitutional provision allowing forced labor for prisoners. These measures increasing the prison population and reinforcing forced labor have caused the

Does Dialogue Make a Difference? Structural Change and the Limits of Framing | Yale Law Journal

matter to the final outcomes of globalization. In her recent article, Amy Kapczynski challenges these structural explanations, asserting that the theory

Injured on the Job: Standing, Federalism, and State Wage-and-Hour Laws

Article III standing doctrine. There, the Court held that all plaintiffs, even those asserting a statutorily created private right, must show that they

Partial Regulatory Takings: Stifling Community Participation Under the Guise of Kelo Reform | Yale Law Journal

planning. Without these laws, residents may have to develop their own alternatives to land use planning if they wish to influence the character of

The Antitrust/Consumer Protection Paradox: Two Policies at War with Each Other

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