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domestic ratification processes. Nonetheless, nations often have the right to withdraw unilaterally from them. By contrast, the conventional wisdom is
casts doubt on the efficiency of legal arrangements that give some creditors an absolute advantage over others in the division of a debtor’s assets
ago when George Fletcher popularized the important conceptual distinction between justifications and excuses. In the intervening years, however, very
Michael Heise | Yale Law Journal Michael Heise 111 Yale L.J. 2043 (2002) This Article examines the political economy of school choice and focuses on
landowners when regulations diminish their land values. This movement has grown in recent years, particularly at the state level. Scholars have focused thus
Derek Jinks | Yale Law Journal Derek Jinks 116 Yale L.J. 1230 (2007) What deference is due the executive in foreign relations? Given the considerable
David Lebowitz | Yale Law Journal David Lebowitz This Essay takes the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Connick v. Thompson as a point of departure
phenomenon. It then compiles a data set of discovered incidents of judicial bribery in the United States to test the effectiveness of...
subjecting states to suit in bankruptcy proceedings. The Court has since backpedaled, holding in Katz that the states ceded their sovereign immunity...
the IDEA by questioning one of its key assumptions: that parents possess the tools to advocate for their children in special education matters. This...