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asks why a liberal, reformist agency chose that path—and what it teaches about administrative constitutionalism.
the #MeToo era. While the #MeToo clause was designed to maximize corporate profit, this Note argues for its potential to both reduce buy-side risk and to incentivize companies to ...
Georgina Yeomans | Yale Law Journal Georgina Yeomans Texas’s patently unconstitutional Senate Bill 8, which effectively bans abortions and assigns
discrimination law requiring religious accommodations, creating waves of new litigation. Latent in the doctrine, principles of nondisparagement, reciprocity, and
individuals’ encounters with the state, and studied how individuals’ identities shape their experiences of the state.
evidence. This Note analyzes pathways criminal defendants can pursue to access evidence within the current statutory framework and argues that the
Kate Redburn | Yale Law Journal Kate Redburn A fatal conflict in the legal definition of family lurks at the intersection of family law and zoning
Kobi Kastiel | Yale Law Journal Kobi Kastiel This Article offers an empirical account of the differences in governance practices between large- and
medical care increasingly leaves a digital trail that will easily make its way back to abortion-seekers’ home states. Lawmakers and providers must act
combat complex problems (e.g., global climate change) consistent with demands of legality and accountability.