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beyond repair. This Essay describes a series of grave defects in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, the potentially momentous affirmative-action case
opinion exemplifies an attempt to stake out a “middle ground” approach to Fourth...
support creditors--a class of creditors consisting mostly of divorcées and single mothers who are owed child support, alimony, or other maintenance but
an individual to a principal executive branch position, the Senate’s failure to act on the nomination within a reasonable period of time can... 118
their work experiences. The first Essay in this Collection argues that Congress can and should replace the existing state-law defamation regime with a
This Collection provides a window into the agency decisionmaking process that occurs after international commitments have already been made. Agencies
Rebecca Aviel | Yale Law Journal Rebecca Aviel The First Amendment is a well-known barrier to sensible technology regulation. While scholars blame the Court’s libertarian turn, we ...
Samuel Alito ’75. While a member of the Journal, Judge Sotomayor published a student Note, Statehood and the Equal Footing Doctrine: The Case for
program oriented around the concept of electoral adequacy. Electoral adequacy’s premise is that states are obligated to provide a minimal set of entitlements, or a baseline level ...
Louisiana law as a case study, this Essay describes the consequences of the lack of substantive limits on noncapital sentences. It then critiques the focus