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Alex Hemmer | Yale Law Journal Alex Hemmer Summary disposition is a procedural innovation—added only belatedly to the Supreme Court’s rules—in which
law. Because cultural-property law presses inexorably toward preservation, it has no framework for addressing when a nation might be justified in
methodology. Often both the political and academic commentary about originalism focuses on Justice Antonin Scalia. In the wake of his death a...
Inc.1 is a significant court-access victory for the private enforcement of the federal Medicaid statute,2 which lacks a private right of action. A year...
reasons. Rubenfeld advances a conception of rape as a violation of a right to self-possession; this approach raises real problems. I introduce an alternative understanding of...
constitutional meaning in American history.” They then describe and attempt to justify a new tool to improve originalist methodology: a large corpus of
Anne C. Dailey | Yale Law Journal Anne C. Dailey This Article proposes a new framework for children in constitutional law that recognizes children’s
hardship—is a core criterion in assessing a forfeiture’s severity. 121 Yale L.J. 1970 (2012). This Note undertakes an empirical examination of U.S
—and, perhaps, a useful tool going forward. 112 Yale L.J. 1757 (2003) Our story is about the production and consumption of racial prototypes. The
reflects a new form of aggressive content neutrality on the rise in First Amendment jurisprudence beginning with Reed v. Town of Gilbert, a seemingly innocuous case about a...