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numerous barriers to become an attorney and advocate. It argues that bar associations should use a conditional-approval process that informs applicants whether the bar intends to ...
biconditional rules are involved and proposes a way to coherently resolve those difficulties.
hierarchies and a male monopoly on lethal self-defense. It critiques the narrow “true man” framing that ignores women’s experiences and advocates for a
justice system to let more people participate. Baxter argues that America has the resources to serve everyone, contends that state bars have a duty to unleash those resources, and ...
practice, offers a framework for advocates to challenge it through litigation, and proposes policy solutions.
the law influence how actors behave within that zone of uncertainty. This Note proposes a new class of remedies to handle such problems. It argues
kind of “gamified” product design drives investors to lose money by overtrading. But if regulators try to cure the problem by de-gamifying the software, they will pick a First ...
This Essay argues that a strong voluntary-cessation doctrine is important to protecting individual rights and explains why—based on both precedent and
its “moral economy” origins, tracing a thread through the common law, nineteenth-century antimonopoly politics, and the legislative history of the
Note examines the difficulties that face labor-trafficking class actions and proposes a new litigation strategy. That strategy urges state attorneys