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“Done in Convention”: The Attestation Clause and the Declaration of Independence | Yale Law Journal
The Unforeseen Effects of Georgia v. Ashcroft on the Latino Community | Yale Law Journal
for it was racism. Yet courts and scholars have recently sought to hoist the Insular Cases on their own racist petard—by “repurposing” them to defuse
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by the Fight for $15, participated in great numbers at these hearings. They reported “the impact of low pay on their health and emotional well-being
the basis of sexual orientation. For reasons I will give later, these were not just causal influences; they are part of the justification for what
several. But let me say up front that I don’t think these are the only explanations; I single them out because they strike me as relatively important ones
couples struggle for parental recognition, even when they are married to the biological parent. If these parents fail to adopt their children, they may
from destruction. If these examples and others like them are to be taken seriously, then the frequent statement that Congress can act only on the
the original Constitution’s theory of democracy, which delegated to States the authority to decide who deserved the franchise based on whether they had