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work, Enforcement Lawmaking and Judicial Review published in the Harvard Law Review, maps a significant, if insufficiently theorized, shift in the use
Yale Law Journal Announcing the Fifth Annual Student Essay Competition The Yale Law Journal is excited to announce its fifth annual Student Essay
Yale Law Journal Joanna L. Grossman This Essay argues that the legal system has allocated power over abortion and gender-affirming care decisions
Yale Law Journal Dave Jones Property insurance availability is threatened by climate change. Deregulating insurance markets is not the solution
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Yale Law Journal Christopher Brett Jaeger Tort law’s famous Hand Formula does not align with how laypeople judge whether conduct is reasonable
Yale Law Journal State and Local Corruption After Percoco and Ciminelli This Essay considers the role of prosecutors in the Supreme Court’s decades
Yale Law Journal Reflections on the 2017 Tax Act The 2017 Tax Act, sometimes called the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, has been heralded by some as historic
Yale Law Journal Recent Media Coverage of YLJ Essays Legal Theory Blog has recently recommended two Yale Law Journal essays: Abbe R. Gluck’s
Yale Law Journal Federal Court Discusses Volume 124 Article in Barber v. Bryant Reacting to the Obergefell decision, 135 S. Ct. 2584 (2015), the