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for policing U.S. residents stereotyped as foreign. This Essay shows how a “deportation-centric” approach limits the ability of courts to recognize and
textualist and contextualist theories of interpretation. While a strong majority of U.S. courts continue to follow the traditional, “formalist” approach to
reported, the candidacy of Sen. John McCain, born in the Panama Canal Zone, has revived a musty debate: Is a person born abroad of American parents a
to be predicated on the paradigm classifications of race and sex. He posits that gays may be able to contribute a more robust theory of the relationship between assimilation and ...
analysis creates a doctrinal puzzle in equal-protection law, especially when applied to Black women. 112 Yale L.J. 1757 (2003) Our story is about the
patentees of antibody technologies to disclose and claim their inventions. We describe this as a doctrinal paradox and offer a solution that gives
and online sources, a selection of which appear below. Links will open in a new window. The Yale Law Journal provides links to Law.com, The National
this Article, we advance a theory of contract design in a world of costly litigation. We examine the efficiency of investment... 113 Yale L.J. 541
Michael T. Morley | Yale Law Journal Michael T. Morley 112 Yale L.J. 361 (2002) The mayor of Tinley Park, Illinois, describes his village as a
Lee Anne Fennell | Yale Law Journal Lee Anne Fennell 116 Yale L.J. 1400 (2007) The idea that a tort can be split analytically into two parts—risk and