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misused, opening the door to ideologically motivated cuts or preconditions on coverage, and suggests a response.
Michael J. Klarman | Yale Law Journal Michael J. Klarman Editors Note: Civil Rights Litigation and Social Reform is a Response to Kenneth W. Mack
Lea Brilmayer | Yale Law Journal Lea Brilmayer A deep contradiction lies at the heart of the Draft Restatement (Third) of Conflict of Laws. This
two goals most important to criminal-justice reform advocates. It would be a strategic mistake, however, to consider the two of equal importance.
implied warranties of nondiscrimination. Making nondiscrimination a publicly disclaimable default would facilitate informed consumer choice and mitigate the dignitary harms of ...
unearths these values and argues that justice in taxation is impossible without a full and honest evaluation of the law’s underlying principles.
however, failed to solve existing problems and opened the door to new ones. This Essay addresses these shortcomings, and outlines recommendations for a better approach.
well as addresses Schleicher’s treatment of place as a market. Ultimately, Schoenbaum argues that Schleicher’s argument does not sufficiently account for how mobility interacts ...
unemployment insurance as a case study. It shows why UI failed and how to fix it, including how to provide benefits to part-time workers.
Philip J. Weiser | Yale Law Journal Philip J. Weiser This Feature offers a roadmap for bringing and deciding predatory pricing cases under the