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“In a sense, the footnote tries to say that even if the U.S. is not technically in compliance with Article 23.9, it is nonetheless in compliance with
2025). If implemented, the order would significantly restrict access to such care across both healthcare providers and payers. This order has already
implementing cooperative programs as if they were federal agencies. In this states-as-agencies analogy, Congress makes the law, and states are
could not take away without fair procedures. Wolff v. McDonald concluded that if prison staff wanted to punish prisoners by revoking good time, the
defendants, even if they were eventually granted a favorable summary judgment motion. In the meantime, litigious plaintiffs, so the argument goes, were
its motion for summary judgment after the end of the stay, and that if it prevailed on its claims it would be eligible to claim prejudgment interest
13 Wolff v. McDonald concluded that if prison staff wanted to punish prisoners by revoking good time, the prison had to provide prisoners with an
appropriates confidential business information to her own use, then, she has executed a scheme to defraud. If she also triggers a statutory
even in torts class. When it is discussed, it raises fraught questions. Is it even a tort? If not, what is it? Does its very existence threaten tort
albeit in a significantly weakened form. Part III reviews the untapped potential of the CCO given the accommodating, if sparse, judicial precedent