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society, that it is normatively undesirable to employ property law as a means of protecting indigenous cultural heritage. Recent critiques suggest that
copying data amount to a seizure, and if so, when? This Article argues that copying data “seizes” it under the Fourth Amendment when copying occurs
bring attention and a sense of urgency to fatal police civilian incidents that are often accompanied by broader calls for reform. Tensions often run high
Kate E. Andrias | Yale Law Journal Kate E. Andrias 112 Yale L.J. 2415 (2003) The First Amendment stands as a guarantor of political freedom and as
can the disease be cured? Can its symptoms be alleviated by imaginative and well-crafted laws? Or is it a genetic disorder embedded in the DNA of
all. Instead, states must advance claims on behalf of their nationals, a procedure known as diplomatic espousal. As the D.C. Circuits decision in Nemariam v. Federal Democratic ...
Andrew Blair-Stanek | Yale Law Journal Andrew Blair-Stanek 117 Yale L.J. 642 (2008). Courts often use the extent of a patented invention’s commercial
the Article argues that judicial review was the continuation of a longstanding English practice of constraining corporate ordinances by requiring that...
the right to a lawyer “fundamental and essential” to fairness in the criminal courts and held that lawyers must be provided for people who could not
wrongfulness of pretextual police behavior—especially searches and seizures. This is not because a pretext test is impractical or philosophically unsound