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formulaically, they combine an if-then proposition (If A, then B) with its inverse (If Not-A, then Not-B). Appellate courts on both sides of the circuit
fornia, if a police officer sues in small-claims court, “the citizen is not entitled to a jury trial and cannot be represented by a lawyer at the trial
Scalia stated that “Korematsu was wrong . . . . But you are kidding yourself if you think the same thing will not happen again . . . .”7 By that
inten- tions regarding her assets and how those assets should be passed to the next generation. More critically, if either partner is a Medicaid
her assets and how those assets should be passed to the next generation. More critically, if either partner is a Medicaid recipient, marriage can
if at some point you see me wearing . . . the swastika . . . . I have to wear it—but this coercion doesn’t change us in any way.” Then Herr and Frau K
“very angry and angry at the world, at blacks, Jews, gays,” and adding that Sayoc said, “if I had complete autonomy none of these gays or these
liability in dozens, if not hundreds, or even thou- sands of jurisdictions.”18 The temporal repercussions of adjudication are perva- sive, and managing them
retroactive liability in dozens, if not hundreds, or even thou- sands of jurisdictions.”18 The temporal repercussions of adjudication are perva- sive, and
proportionality review begins with attention to the scope of what a right is intended to protect; if a right has been infringed, the inquiry turns