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’ “moral rights” by protecting their work from alteration or destruction and by preventing the use of an artist’s name on a work he did not create. While
extraordinary panel. All active judges are present to answer questions from the bar. A lawyer’s question one year was particularly provocative: “Why are
David Keenan | Yale Law Journal David Keenan This Essay takes the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Connick v. Thompson as a point of departure for
describe the process by which insureds utilize private knowledge of their own riskiness when deciding to buy or forgo insurance. If A knows he will die
Daniel Winik | Yale Law Journal Daniel Winik 120 Yale L.J. 622 (2010). This Note proposes a new direction for the regulation of corporate electoral
accommodate Indian religions and protect their sacred sites. Furthermore, agency accommodation is actually better for society as a whole than...
defendant should be required to sit at the table farthest from the jury. Courtroom seating is properly within a trial judges discretion, and there are
debates and instead pursue a comparative institutional analysis of the relationship between Congress and the President on war...
Maxine Burkett | Yale Law Journal Maxine Burkett In May 2011, The Yale Law Journal Online introduced a new series called Summary Judgment, featuring
proliferation. The authors here argue that this has become an entrenched feature of the federal appellate process, and it’s a good thing too.