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interrogation policy well prior to 9/11 has allowed a great deal more flexibility than the high-minded legal prohibitions of coercive tactics would suggest: all interrogation ...
noting downsides to the Act’s tremendous symbolic importance. In particular, he finds that the case seems to hinge on a simulacrum of the statute—like
accordance with the original meaning of the Constitution. This Essay concerns a specific question about this methodology in cases concerning presidential
Amendment law now known as the private search doctrine. Under the private search doctrine, once a private party has conducted an initial search independent
cases taking up a growing share of the Supreme Courts docket, it is surprising how undertheorized the field of treaty interpretation remains. To fill
bad thing. Judges must be given the ability to overrule; otherwise, we would be stuck with a decision even if it was wrongly decided and times and
a reconsideration of a defining feature of U.S. corporate law--the existence of regulatory competition among states. In the United...
dyad model of private ordering through worksite-based representation and collective bargaining, in favor of a model involving mobilizing workers across entire sectors and...
adequate to meet the needs of commercial clients operating in multiple jurisdictions and that what is required is a single and uniform regulatory system
to defendants. In their essays, Professors Alafair Burke, Alice Ristroph, and Melissa Murray identify a series of concerns...