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reserved water rights. By comparing federal statutes creating allotments and using the Indian Canons of Construction, the Essay uses California as a case study to show that PDAs ...
Anderson’s Responses to his Volume 127 Article, Stuck!:The Law and Economics of Residential Stagnation. America has become a nation of homebodies. This
changed drastically. States have amended statutes, applied existing laws, and modified common law doctrine to move beyond a once-unilateral focus on
Citizens United and its ilk, are unanimous, joining liberal and conservative Justices, reflecting a shared skepticism about anticorruption law. In
who sought to use antitrust law as a means of preempt . . . economically inefficient state regulations. The revisionist proposal, he argued, was
well as addresses Schleicher’s treatment of place as a market. Ultimately, Schoenbaum argues that Schleicher’s argument does not sufficiently account
indifference reflects a more general skepticism about the value of conceptual analysis, as opposed to functional assessment of institutions. There... 110
there was a sufficiently close relationship between the common-law tort and the alleged injury to satisfy constitutional standing per Spokeo v. Robins
theorize about the normative value of allowing such laissez-faire organization of our legislatures. Christen Linke Young discusses a new trend among states
frameworks can sharply constrict available remedies and sketches the contours of a rational-basis-with-bite framework for assessing intersectional harms