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“assemble” to defend their right to govern themselves. This Article argues that this right can be interpreted as a right to meaningfully participate in enacting needed ...
however, medical advances have transformed HIV from a deadly disease into a manageable chronic illness—but the military’s policies remain stuck in the
perplexing: the Fifteenth Amendment ushered in a brief period of multiracial democracy and laid the constitutional foundation for the VRA. This
commonly understood as more efficient than other approaches to innovation policy. Their primary ostensible advantage is allocative: as a form of property
develops a more accurate framework for analyzing the innovation policy landscape than any in the existing literature. This is the second in a series of
Margot E. Kaminski | Yale Law Journal Margot E. Kaminski The First Amendment is a well-known barrier to sensible technology regulation. While
incorporating their legal insights into its scholarship, the Journal seeks to foster a closer relationship between legal scholarship and practice. For more information, please see ...
increasingly perceived as a unique threat to an informed democracy. Despite the common use of the term, it eludes common definition. When we agonize over the
0.64. If a plaintiff brings two independent claims, and neither of them alleges... 121 Yale L.J. 82 (2011). In negligence law, the risks taken into
independent evaluative weight should be accorded to notions of fairness. In that work, we consider a variety of principles of fairness, justice, and corollary concepts that are ...