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as a danger: when benefits become “rights,” policymakers lose flexibility, taxpayers suffer, and the poor lose their incentive to work. Absent from
divergence between book and taxable income with alarm, scholars and policymakers have yet to consider fundamental reform. This Note proposes...
Tom R. Tyler | Yale Law Journal Tom R. Tyler In this Essay, Professors Tyler and Meares highlight the ways in which recent social science research
sometimes grudging) respect of legal scholars and commentators, including many who disagree with him, for his careful, principled, analytic approach to
judges and scholars have struggled to coherently identify the rights, privileges, and immunities that no state should abridge. Debates over the ambit
secured lenders, but legal scholars have yet to identify a normative justification for the disparate treatment of the two transaction types. Law-and
interested in balance. They are interested in winning. Proponents want to delegitimate and dismantle the current system of local and state regulation....
in thinking about its uniqueness, we are reminded of “American exceptionalism” and the diametrically opposed meanings that advocates have ascribed to
adequate to meet the needs of commercial clients operating in multiple jurisdictions and that what is required is a single and uniform regulatory system for
notion that technology disrupts law and emphasizing how law shapes technology based on societal value. Applying the method to four different legal