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accordance with the original meaning of the Constitution. This Essay concerns a specific question about this methodology in cases concerning presidential
Justin F. Marceau | Yale Law Journal Justin F. Marceau 122 Yale L.J. 2482 (2013). The right to counsel is regarded as a right without peer, even in a
D. James Greiner | Yale Law Journal D. James Greiner 121 Yale L.J. 2118 (2012). We report the results of the first of a series of randomized
William P. Marshall | Yale Law Journal William P. Marshall 115 Yale L.J. 2446 (2006) Proponents of the unitary executive have contended that its
Laurie Ball Cooper | Yale Law Journal Laurie Ball Cooper Matthew Desmond’s Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City combines compelling
Marion Crain | Yale Law Journal Marion Crain In The New Labor Law, Professor Kate Andrias describes a labor regime founded upon politicized social
them so that every person “stands equal before the law.” In later decisions, the Court ruled that...
Kevin M. Stack | Yale Law Journal Kevin M. Stack 116 Yale L.J. 952 (2007) The Supreme Court regularly upholds federal legislation on grounds other
months after the attacks in order to prosecute members of al Qaeda for war crimes. The commissions are non-Article III courts (although they adhere to...
Stewart E. Sterk | Yale Law Journal Stewart E. Sterk 114 Yale L.J. 203 (2004) Federalism concerns, underappreciated in the takings literature, play