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as if it has an irrevocable compact with Puerto Rico. We would explain why the so-called compact is one in a long 2. U.S. CONST., art. II, § 2, cl
disenchantment. If people lose faith in democracy as a system of government, its foundations become fragile.”). democracy’s distrust 1065 Murray and
of the civil or administrative action.” 8 In fact, dozens of state laws today impose limits, if not outright bans, on contractual choice of forum
of the civil or administrative action.”8 In fact, dozens of state laws today impose limits, if not outright bans, on contractual choice of forum in a
work, Enforcement Lawmaking and Judicial Review published in the Harvard Law Review, maps a significant, if insufficiently theorized, shift in the use
the crisis, the Federal Reserve would forgive a substantial portion of the loans if states can certify that their loan funds were used for mitigating
crisis, the Federal Reserve would forgive a substantial portion of the loans if states can certify that their loan funds were used for mitigating the
Federal Reserve would forgive a substantial portion of the loans if states can certify that their loan funds were used for mitigating the crisis. Such
has been a staple—if not the guiding principle—of interrogation since Ancient Greece and Rome.16 Military and law enforcement at every level in the