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doctrine, but numerous scholars have portrayed the doctrine as ahistorical and unoriginalist. This Feature systematically reviews the evidence and
federal fisc, lawmakers instituted tariffs between Puerto Rico and the mainland. Their choices segregated the territories from the federal fiscal
James Mooney | Yale Law Journal James Mooney Forty-four states, the District of Columbia, and the federal government criminalize disobeying the
law”—common-law rules under the control of no particular sovereign. This approach finds strong support in the Fourth Amendment’s text, doctrine, and
also be used to de-judicialize politics. We focus on the de-judicialization strategy of adding detailed provisions to U.S. state constitutions, and
Eugene K. Kim | Yale Law Journal Eugene K. Kim Labor and antitrust have historically been at odds: workers have faced antitrust liability for
empirical portrait of congressional intervention in veterans’ appeals through internal administrative data and discusses its implications for constitutional and administrative ...
portrait of congressional intervention in veterans’ appeals through internal administrative data and discusses its implications for constitutional and administrative law.
Lyle Cherneff | Yale Law Journal Lyle Cherneff Relying on insights from Critical Race Theory and feminist legal theory, this Note presents a
for these descendants and draws lessons for reparations at other sites of historical and continued subjugation.