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extraterritoriality jurisprudence. Castro, 835 F.3d at 445 n.25. See Brief for Scholars of Habeas Corpus Law, Federal Courts, and Constitutional Law as Amici Curiae
explaining the correct use of the negligence rule according to the Hand formula); cf. STEVEN SHAVELL, FOUNDATIONS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW 191 & n.22
and Form, 3 CONN. INS. L.J. 417, 421 (1996); Frances E. Zollers, Andrew McMullin, Sandra N. Hurd, & Peter Shears, No More Soft Landings for Software
are authoritative for “[n]ouns that identify specific persons, officials, groups, government offices, or government bodies.” Otherwise, look to the
numerals even in paragraphs with one or two usages. Rule 8 The Bluebook’s capitalization rules are authoritative for “[n]ouns that identify specific
the numerals even in paragraphs with one or two usages. Rule 8 The Bluebook’s capitalization rules are authoritative for “[n]ouns that identify
the term “present constraint.” Lessig, supra note 2, at 510 n.32. 29. This figure assumes a computer with a three-gigahertz processor and a life of
Confinement, Solitary Watch (Dec. 18, 2012), http://solitarywatch.com/2012/12/18/at-u-n-prisoners-rights-meeting-u-s-resists-limits-on-solitary-confinement
Norton eds., 2000) (1737-1740). 44. RAWLS, supra note 15, at 126 & n.3, 127. 45. See NUSSBAUM, supra note 4, at 28. 46. Id. at 32. The
“[i]n the end, it mattered less what these African- American seekers thought Oklahoma was, and more what they thought it was not . . . ‘racism