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states can prosecute a defendant multiple times for thesame offense. This Note argues that the due process protection from punishment without legislative authorization should ...
Explaining these deviations has been a central preoccupation of reorganization scholars for decades. By the standard law-and-economics account, deviations from absolute priority ...
as its constitutional foundation, is a rule of admissibility. As the text of the privilege, the Supreme Courts Fifth Amendment jurisprudence, and the Miranda majoritys...
Constitutions Copyright Clause. This Essay has challenged the academic consensus about the Copyright Clause and sought to offer a more robust defense of the result reached in ...
Mary D. Fan | Yale Law Journal Mary D. Fan 112 Yale L.J. 1633 (2003) Why some harms count before the courts and others do not is a matter of acute
Even shareholders bringing proxy contests can be viewed as providing a collective benefit to the extent the contests are motivated by a desire to increase...
constrained the liberty of thousands of American travelers and transportation workers. While watchlists make sense for security purposes, they have a pair
unchecked power of summary contempt--the ability of a judge to imprison an individual instantaneously without trial, hearing, or counsel--is arguably a discretionary...
Andrew D. Goldstein | Yale Law Journal Andrew D. Goldstein 113 Yale L.J. 1955 (2004) Last summer, when a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
at Yale Law School. This transcript is adapted (with slight editing) from that lecture, which took the form of a conversation between Justice