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borders. The key question, this Article contends, is not whether states can exert control over data, but rather the shape their exercises of sovereign
Excessive Fines Clause in which the effect of property deprivations on individuals and their families—in particular, the infliction of financial
regime, these scholars have taken the enforcement of U.S. securities laws largely for granted. This Note presents an empirical examination of previously unexplored data on the ...
members in civil and criminal cases, on both sides of the proverbial “v.” But in the 1930s, bar associations decimated these clubs, alongside other
Margot E. Kaminski | Yale Law Journal Margot E. Kaminski The First Amendment is a well-known barrier to sensible technology regulation. While
Eric S. Fish | Yale Law Journal Eric S. Fish Over the last two decades, U.S. courts have convicted hundreds of thousands of Latin American defendants
acquittals. We find that if he is correct, the optimal standard of proof is stronger than preponderance of evidence. Our conclusion stands in stark
Fellows will be invited to publish a reflection on their experience in the Journal’s online component, the Forum. By sponsoring these fellows, and by
Robert E. Scott | Yale Law Journal Robert E. Scott 115 Yale L.J. 814 (2006) Contract theory does not address the question of how parties design
the patent system. Yet in recent years their stewardship has been widely criticized, largely on the basis of two particular failings. First, the PTO grants significant numbers of ...