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Peter J. Smith | Yale Law Journal Peter J. Smith 110 Yale L.J. 1187 (2001) Narrowly construed, Pennhurst is a sensible (even if not necessary
state that acts as exclusive prosecutor exceeds its moral standing and incurs a debt to the victim. The nature of this debt and how we might discharge
should be, asexual. This ethic is a legacy of our historic commitment to a conception of organizational rationality that treats sexuality as irrational
Kimberlé W. Crenshaw | Yale Law Journal Kimberlé W. Crenshaw A new constitutional amendment embodying a substantive intersectional equality analysis
their creations, and it conditions consumers’ access to such goods through proprietary pricing. Using this insight, this Article develops a more
Adam B. Shniderman | Yale Law Journal Adam B. Shniderman Cyber-insurance policies often include a hostile-or-warlike action exclusion. The legal
responsibility to states that were not involved in terrorism and frustrate diplomatic progress. This Comment proposes a novel administrative solution
L.J. 2331 (2003) As intellectual property has become increasingly important to the national economy, a consensus has emerged among academics that
Joshua Kleinfeld | Yale Law Journal Joshua Kleinfeld This is the first in a series of responses to Oona Hathaway and Scott J Shapiros recent article
Anupam Chander | Yale Law Journal Anupam Chander 114 Yale L.J. 1193 (2005) There was a time when the critics of international law denounced it for