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Forum: A CSI Writer Defends His Show

criminal justice system. Juries, they say, now believe that investigators will find every tidbit of evidence at a crime scene, then have it examined in

Forum: Dominant Digital Platforms: Is Antitrust Up to the Task?

evidence is needed to establish monopoly power. In litigation, the platforms no doubt would argue that competition is “just a click away.” However

Forum: Mission Accomplished?

and measured defense of the renewed statute posits that The evidence matters because if, as critics charge, the regional provisions of the Voting

Forum: The CSI Effect: Fact or Fiction

had at least one trial that resulted in either an acquittal or hung jury because forensic evidence was not available, even though prosecutors believed

Forum: Building an Umbrella in a Rainstorm: The New Vote Denial Litigation Since Shelby County

their approaches differ in some respects. This Essay describes tension among the courts of appeals as to the necessity of (1) statistical evidence

The Strategies of Anticompetitive Common Ownership

firms. Their concern rests on empirical evidence that such common concentrated ownership is associated with higher prices and lower output. This evidence

Forum: Is the CSI Effect Good Science?

changes in how trials are conducted and in thinking about how they might be won. While some existing evidence, like the Maricopa study, is consistent

Zack Bray

The Yale Law Journal - Zack Bray Zack Bray Comment 113 Yale L.J. 1143 (2004) Today, application of the exclusionary rule to evidence obtained in

Forum: How Justice Thomas Determines the Original Meaning of Article II of the Constitution

adopted.” Justice Thomas, however, does not limit his inquiry solely to evidence most demonstrative of the original objective meaning. On the contrary

Forum: The Difference a Whole Woman Makes: Protection for the Abortion Right After Whole Woman’s Health

scientific evidence about the health benefits of regulating abortion, and it evaluated the burdens imposed by the Texas law, with close attention to