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Alex Hemmer | Yale Law Journal Alex Hemmer Summary disposition is a procedural innovation—added only belatedly to the Supreme Court’s rules—in which
Tanya Katerí Hernández | Yale Law Journal Tanya Katerí Hernández During the Senate confirmation hearings for Justice Sonia Sotomayor, concerns were
Toby J. Heytens | Yale Law Journal Toby J. Heytens 115 Yale L.J. 922 (2006) As long as some courts review the work of others, there will be
political opposition. Critics argue that giving these treaties the force of domestic law would be inconsistent with constitutional values like sovereignty, democracy, federalism, ...
Meg Leta Jones | Yale Law Journal Meg Leta Jones This Essay advocates for a “legal construction of technology” approach to AI speech, challenging the
Design Defect in the Restatement (Third) of Torts: Products Liability?, George Conk criticizes the American Law Institute and the Reporters of the new
Anthony Michael Kreis | Yale Law Journal Anthony Michael Kreis Introduction Yonaty v. Mincolla1 may have been the most anachronistic judicial ruling
Christopher M. Re | Yale Law Journal Christopher M. Re 121 Yale L.J. 1584 (2012). The Reconstruction Amendments are justly celebrated for
possession, which Rubenfeld presents as a helpful way to define the harm of rape. She argues that if the concept represents exclusive physical control over
choice scholars, including economists, philosophers, political scientists, and legal theorists. Where the former group of theorists emphasizes the way that norms and other...