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have limited the ease with which rescission may be elected. Their responses, however, are often excessive and based on misunderstandings of the
constitution-drafting processes in emerging democracies. Eight years after Kenya’s constitutional review process began, and after a highly acrimonious
Elbert Lin | Yale Law Journal Elbert Lin In his quarter-century as an Associate Justice, Clarence Thomas has been the most originalist, and arguably
demonstrated that the individual mandate’s forced participation in commercial transactions cannot be justified under the Necessary and Proper Clause as
Yale Law Journal A Debate on the Future of the Legal Profession: Increased Nonlawyer Participation Ralph Baxter and Stephen Younger debate reforming
Ships | Yale Law Journal Ships Many of the trials concerned the validity of the ships’ papers, and the courts’ records contain many bundles of
and affirmative litigation. The full proposal is described in the forthcoming Note in the Yale Law Journal, Ban the Address: Combating Employment
Yale Law Journal Robert Post, YLS 77, Named Dean of Yale Law School On June 22, 2009, Robert C. Post (Note Editor, Vol. 86, 1977) was named Dean and
Competition on emerging issues in employment and labor law. In Solidarity, Legitimacy, and the Janus Double Bind, J. Colin Bradley analyzes labor
relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico is insufficient to satisfy Puerto Ricos democratic aspirations. Coleman believes that Puerto Rico can