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Yale Law Journal Responses to Unlocking Antitrust Enforcement Lina Khan, Sandeep Vaheesan, and Aaron Edlin respond to . While Unlocking Antitrust
Interest Fellows. The Fellows share reflections on their experiences working in public service at Legal Action Chicago and the National Center for Law and
law rules under the control of no particular sovereign. This approach finds strong support in the Fourth Amendment’s text, doctrine, and historical
and the Underenforcement of Public-Figure Defamation Torts and Meenakshi Krishnan’s The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and the Petition
unhelpful notion of misalignment; that tort law has its own internal conception of alignment; and that once we... 121 Yale L.J. 2 (2011). Contemporary
to legislate to protect individual plaintiffs. This Note catalogues the surprising breadth of existing state anti-choice-of-forum statutes and argues
process is a powerful socio-legal institution that both regulates and generates inequality. At the same time, misdemeanor legal processing often ignores
to deter immigrants in historically anomalous ways; and students face obstacles when seeking to vote. New York’s poor, disabled sex-offender
liability for police practices. It develops the first structured analysis of the Safe Streets Act’s (SSA’s) antidiscrimination power and argues that the
citizen fathers and their children than upon citizen mothers and their children. Writing for a unanimous panel, Judge Lohier accepted the petitioners