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most) of the laws that require inquiries into motives actually speak in terms of causation. For example, Title VII, the landmark civil rights law, does
The Yale Law Journal - Forum: A Public Privilege A Public Privilege If a rule is only as good as its exceptions, and a reporter is only as good as
Introduction Modern separation-of-powers law is premised on a misunderstanding of what the separation of powers is. Today, judges and lawyers from
interpret the law, but also to refuse to enforce any laws or judgments that the President deems contrary to law). See Gary Lawson & Christopher D. Moore
probably accurate, we should see this shift as contract law evolving to fit modern needs rather than as a misstep. Modern contract law’s focus on the
laws or judgments that the President deems contrary to law). × See Gary Lawson & Christopher D. Moore, The Executive Power of Constitutional
influential eighteenth-century international lawyer Emil de Vattel. But the fundamental texts of the eighteenth-century law of nations, though universalist
antitrust laws might be applied to this practice, identifying a theory of harm and how it matches the law, examining the issues that courts are likely to
of Law (“Child, Parent and State”), Georgetown Law (Family Law II: “Child, Parent, and the State”). Id. at 1465 (laws concerning driving, drinking