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the statute is a popular, yet understudied, interpretive tool often deployed by the Supreme Court. This Note categorizes the various types of
doctrines and defends a historically grounded version of strict scrutiny that does not require judicial balancing.
commitments into U.S. law. Taking up trade in distilled spirits as a case study, this Essay shows that foreign commercial commitments trickle into
Anthony J. Casey | Yale Law Journal Anthony J. Casey A recent essay in this Journal critiques bankruptcy for limiting the litigation system’s ability
large and small public companies is the product of harmful or beneficial forces, and in so doing, rejects the idea that there is a single governance framework that is optimal for ...
Rebecca S. Eisenberg | Yale Law Journal Rebecca S. Eisenberg This Essay is part of a Yale Law Journal Online series called Summary Judgment
Katie R. Eyer | Yale Law Journal Katie R. Eyer A vast divide exists in the national imagination between the racial struggles of the civil rights era
contemporary Second Amendment. This Note argues that, far from a source of equal freedom, our modern expansionist Second Amendment—which reasons in the register of history and ...
of creativity, this Essay establishes a taxonomy of individual- and society-level rationales against using copyright to regulate GAI.
judicial bypass is legally supported and consistent with a proper understanding of parental rights.