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Eric Ruben | Yale Law Journal Eric Ruben In New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen, the Supreme Court announced a novel historical-analogical
Goldsmith, the Supreme Court noted that whether defendant’s work competes with plaintiff’s is a key element of the fair-use analysis. This Essay argues
Republic of Kiribati demonstrates how a defeatist narrative of such effects undermines sovereignty.
implausible to locate the federal courts’ authority to afford equitable relief in Article III, but it defends a constitutional default rule applicable
Jake Sullivan | Yale Law Journal Jake Sullivan This Comment posits that the Constitution may well carve out a limited space for the people to express
concerns. This Essay argues for a narrower, more explicit definition of legal advice that advances, rather than undercuts, access to justice.
cannot fix. This Essay employs the term “vote dissociation” to refer to a species of voting rights injury that is qualitatively different from both vote
Sheldon Whitehouse | Yale Law Journal Sheldon Whitehouse This Essay explores how amicus briefs became a tool for coordinated judicial lobbying by
relational insights, not individual insights specific to a data subject. To apprehend and adjudicate among the supra-individual legal interests that
Neil C. Weare | Yale Law Journal Neil C. Weare The Court’s recent failure to overrule the Insular Cases represents a missed opportunity to move past