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Public Rights of First Refusal
this Note. Finally, Danielle Zucker, Thomas Hopson, Daniel Strunk, and their colleagues at the Yale Law Journal provided excellent feedback.
Jury Selection as Election: A New Framework for Peremptory Strikes
Whitman, and Gideon Yaffe for their formative discussions and valuable comments on earlier drafts; and to Daniel Strunk, Christine Smith, Zoe Jacoby, and the Yale Law Journal for ...
Multisided Platforms and Antitrust Enforcement
Gateway, http://www.childwelfare.gov/topics/preventing/p… PISA 2015 Results (Volume 1): Excellence and Equity in Education, Org. for Econ. Co
Horizontal Mergers, Market Structure, and Burdens of Proof
preventing/p… PISA 2015 Results (Volume 1): Excellence and Equity in Education, Org. for Econ. Co-operation & De… Id. at 149, 177, 207; see Joe Heim, On
Forum: Transcending the Stigma of a Criminal Record: A Proposal to Reform State Bar Character and Fitness Evaluations
recognize the power I held to change hearts and minds by combining my personal story with my new understanding of the law. I excelled academically, networked
A Legal Sanctuary: How the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Could Protect Sanctuary Churches
feedback as I worked through the ideas in this Note. And a special thank you to Daniel Strunk for his excellent work as editor for this piece.
Secret Reason-Giving
editors of the Yale Law Journal provided excellent substantive suggestions and editorial assistance. Thanks also to Ben Doherty and Kristin Glover of the
Plessy Preserved: Agencies and the Effective Constitution
Conference; and LatCrit 2017. I am grateful to Rishita Apsani and Toni Mendicino for their excellent research assistance and to the Yale Law Journal editors for all the work they ...
Congress
participation in the excellent conference on case selection in the Supreme Court was surely based neither on my experience lawyering before the Court, nor on my
An American Approach to Social Democracy: The Forgotten Promise of the Fair Labor Standards Act
Consortium at Columbia University ISERP, and the Michigan Law School Governance Workshop. For excellent research assistance, I thank Alison Doyle, John He