Search results for: "A" (4252 results)
Haven, Connecticut in 2001. After controlling for a host of other variables, they find two potential racial disparities in tipping: (1)...
of law, drawing upon recent scholarship to urge a substantial rethinking of the Supreme Court’s approach to this subject. The Article proceeds...
Matthew Bloom | Yale Law Journal Matthew Bloom 117 Yale L.J. 70 (2007). A significant portion of the war on terror detainees who have been charged at
order and discipline in the armed services and pose a serious threat to military and civilian communities. Congress recently responded to this threat
Anna Gonzalez | Yale Law Journal Anna Gonzalez A generally accepted, objective way to differentiate reliable generators of accurate information from
Tamar Lerer | Yale Law Journal Tamar Lerer This Essay takes the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Connick v. Thompson as a point of departure for
proposes a market failure approach to guide the new economic inquiry. Under this approach, statutes that correct market failures should be understood as...
and have lasting distributional consequences. But the same is true of errant irreversible gains. When a preliminary injunction wrongly issues, then, there are actually two ...
government can often offer plea bargains or other nonmonetary inducements to encourage testimony. This asymmetry is something of a puzzle, for most asymmetries
deference when they interpret statutes informally under the standard of Skidmore v. Swift & Co. A key reason why courts defer to agencies is that agencies