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The Moral Impact Theory of Law | Yale Law Journal

ubiquitous in originalist writing,” and “in nonoriginalist writing too.” Mitchell N. Berman & Kevin Toh, On What Distinguishes New Originalism from Old: A

Open Access, Interoperability, and DTCC’s Unexpected Path to Monopoly | Yale Law Journal

3937 n.198 (Jan. 13, 1977) (“Even in the absence of a determination that clearing and settlement operations are a natural monopoly, the Commission

Distorted Choice in Corporate Bankruptcy | Yale Law Journal

impermissibly coercive. See In re Pure Res., Inc., S’holders Litig., 808 A.2d at 438 n.26. But the controller probably could have gotten away with a vaguer

The ‘New’ Labor Regime | Yale Law Journal

Andrias, supra note 1, at 49 & n.255. See generally Rick Fantasia, Cultures of Solidarity: Consciousness, Action, and Contemporary Ameri… See

Critiquing (and Repairing) the New International Tax Regime | Yale Law Journal

; Daniel N. Shaviro, The New Non-Territorial U.S. International Tax System, 160 Tax Notes 57 (2018) (presenting similar concerns about the problems with

Continuity and Change in the i Draft Restatement (Third) of Conflict of Laws /i : One Step Forward and Two Steps Back? | Yale Law Journal

Colum. L. Rev. 277, 321 n.149 (1990) (characterizing the result as having “no explanatory power”); Douglas Laycock, Equal Citizens of Equal and

Why Firearm Federalism Beats Firearm Localism | Yale Law Journal

at 205 n.21 (arguing that there are good reasons to “put the national go… Id. at 203-04; see id. at 205 n.21 (arguing that there are good reasons to

Congress’s Authority To Enact the Violence Against Women Act: One More Pass at the Missing Argument | Yale Law Journal

471 & n.25 (1995), available at http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/constitution amendments 11-27.html (arguing that the Nineteenth Amendment

Vindicating Vindictiveness: Prosecutorial Discretion and Plea Bargaining, Past and Future | Yale Law Journal

substance of pleas”); Adam N. Stern, Note, Plea Bargaining, Innocence, and the Prosecutor’s Duty to “Do Justice,” 25 Geo. J. Legal Ethics 1027, 1039-40

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and the Petition Clause: Rethinking the First Amendment Right of Access | Yale Law Journal

of access to deportation proceedings), with N. Jersey Media Grp., Inc. v. Ashcroft, 308 F.3d 198, 220 (3d Cir. 2002) (concluding that there is no