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argues, is a new model for reintegrating the economic order with the national security state. To that end, this Article identifies reforms that allow
Provision. Mike Sacks and John Celock also feature a discussion of Dorf and Siegel’s essay in their recent Huffington Post article, Supreme Court Can’t Dodge
winning through losing, which is contingent on factors advocates assess before litigating, only makes sense within a less juriscentric and more
agency lawyers argued for preserving the older framework, which had once been understood as a progressive triumph in its commitment to “racial equity
Yale Law Journal Thomas Ward Frampton Today, most Americans accept that the jury is supposed to be a fair cross-section of the community. But where
Sixth Amendment | Yale Law Journal Sixth Amendment Today, most Americans accept that the jury is supposed to be a fair cross-section of the community
submission requirements for empirical pieces a. data submission and storage options b. data submission waiver 1
Marin K. Levy | Yale Law Journal Marin K. Levy A review of Injustice on Appeal: The United States Courts of Appeals in Crisis
Cheryl Bratt | Yale Law Journal Cheryl Bratt Cheryl Bratt responds to Dailey & Rosenbury’s New Law of the Child, arguing for a youth-led movement to reform how children are ...
submissions considerations Thursday May 8th and will consider submissions submitted over the summer on a monthly basis.