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closure as a case-management tool to encourage efficiency and fairness. After then-Attorney General Sessions ended this practice, the U.S. immigration-court
law and technology, broadly conceived. This year’s winners are Alicia Solow-Niederman (Beyond the Privacy Torts: Reinvigorating a Common Law Approach
Samuel Alito ’75. While a member of the Journal, Judge Sotomayor published a student Note, Statehood and the Equal Footing Doctrine: The Case for
Recovering this reality has profound implications for scholars of immigration and public law alike. This Feature identifies a foundational problem in modern
business corporation. Corporate technologies require the support of a powerful state with the geographical reach, administrative power, and legal
and employment specialists from across the country. In the Note, Golabek-Goldman proposes a “Ban the Address” campaign that draws on the successes of
workers. Janus’s failure to recognize a state interest in labor organizing contained a twofold mistake. Organizing develops a culture of civic trust. In
expresses only my opinions and has no connection to my job as a judicial clerk or the views of any court.
recognizing when a culture might be justified in destroying its own cultural property. I argue that destruction of cultural property can, in some
Laurence H. Tribe | Yale Law Journal Laurence H. Tribe The time is ripe for a reappraisal of the separation of powers as the organizing principle of