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and condition it instead on the risk that a defendant will commit crime if released. In setting this risk threshold, this Article argues that there
that granting an officer qualified immunity dooms a failure-to-train claim against their employer. This “backdoor municipal immunity” misunderstands the
directive that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services should investigate so-called “abusive sex change procedures” fits within a broader
L.J. 1256 (2009). This Essay addresses a gap in the federalism literature. Scholars have offered two distinct visions of federal-state relations. The
incidental details needed to carry into execution a legislative scheme, even in the absence of congressional authorization to complete that scheme
Andrew Keane Woods | Yale Law Journal Andrew Keane Woods The First Amendment is a well-known barrier to sensible technology regulation. While
converged on a two-part test for vote denial claims under section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Yet this status quo is doctrinally incoherent and
Court noted that whether defendant’s work competes with plaintiff’s is a key element of the fair-use analysis. This Essay argues that antitrust law
account for mitigation, can help. But the future will be uninsurable without a transition away from fossil fuels. Cyber-insurance policies often include a
Nora Freeman Engstrom | Yale Law Journal Nora Freeman Engstrom A century ago, auto clubs offered an astonishing array of legal services, representing