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Michael Stokes Paulsen | Yale Law Journal Michael Stokes Paulsen The First Amendment’s religious-freedom provisions are best understood as protecting
Yale Law Journal Volume 126 Michael Egger Prize Winner Announced FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2017 Re: Michael Egger Prize Volume 126 of the
0.64. If a plaintiff brings two independent claims, and neither of them alleges... 121 Yale L.J. 82 (2011). In negligence law, the risks taken into
Paul M. Schwartz | Yale Law Journal Paul M. Schwartz 118 Yale L.J. 902 (2009). A broad coalition, including companies formerly opposed to the
specific means of their pursuit--the Court has assumed that the operative details of such a statute may...
synthesized black-letter rules are incompatible with its modern two-step theory. The orthodox view is that statutory captions and titles should not inform
This Collection provides a window into the agency decisionmaking process that occurs after international commitments have already been made. Agencies
rights are as important as physical liberty. The comparable importance of these interests does not necessarily mean that custody disputes should have the same procedural character ...
misguided. Id. at 10. It then quotes extensively for the proposition that the majority of qualified immunity motions required the parties and judges
international law and understand them not to apply outside of the nation’s territorial boundaries. The international comity doctrines are best