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Legislative Drafting “For want of a comma, we have this case.” So began the First Circuit’s opinion in O’Connor v. Oakhurst Dairy, No. 16-1901, 2017 WL 957195
sought to sue the defendant for fraudulently advertising a therapeutic supplement. The opinion noted that some courts (most notably the Third Circuit
Journal on Friday, September 25 for a Conversation on Title IX. The Conversation will be made up of three panel events, featuring a mix of academics
plaintiff in the case, a Texas utility district covered by section 5 of the VRA, argues that the requirement that it obtain federal preclearance for changes
& Essays Committee remains blinded to the identity of both the author and the peer journal that has made an offer. There is no “best” time to submit to
The Yale Law Journal - News: Robert Post, YLS 77, Named Dean of Yale Law School Robert Post, YLS 77, Named Dean of Yale Law School On June 22, 2009
legislatures have developed over the past decades. Falk suggests that eliminating nonconsent and foregroundi… Forum In this Essay, Professor
Anim, Theresa Lee, David Morrell, Aaron Zelinsky, and Scott Hartman. Ligtenberg (Executive Editor, 10) repeated an impressive performance that gave
credit-card information would become public. Id. Thus, the court found that there was a sufficiently close relationship between the common-law tort and
a Successful Submissions Cycle In anticipation of our summer submissions cycle reopening on Friday, July 18, the Yale Law Journal is thrilled to host