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face of statutory precedents, “shifting policymaking re- sponsibility back to Congress.”262 The logic goes that if Congress disagrees with the
safety interests of cowork- ers.262 For example, an employer might determine that screening, testing, and masking protocols, even if followed diligently
” 262 Indeed, it is not far-fetched 255. Federal Power Act Section 202(c) – Cross-Sound Cable Company, August 2003, U.S. DEP’T EN- ERGY, https
unequal scores and systems that the Court turned a blind eye to in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.262 In our day-to-day lives, race-making
Litigation of Disability Rights Advocates.262 “It was a real education for me as an attorney,” says Pinover-Kupiec. “I had never worked with people in
claims for granted.262 Yet the reasons he gives for the enforcement of such claims as an “essential function” seem equally applicable to claims under
constitutionally review legislation infringing fundamental rights across a variety of contexts, from abortion 262 to guns, 263 and sentences of confinement
judgments to the AG or other federal officials lacking medical expertise). 171 Id. at 253-54, 262; see also Gersen, supra note 10, at 205 (quoting the AG’s
them there.262 Uber contends that the drivers with whom it contracts to provide the actual transportation are not its employees because they are
prosecuted.262 Indeed, the fact that some states have 260. See Tang, supra note 258. 261. SeeNauwelaerts, supra note 259. 262. See Stephan Koloßa, The