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consent to be searched and that consent is voluntary. Based on original laboratory research, this Essay posits that fact-finders assessing
criticisms are spot-on, others are overstated, and his confessed “redistributive goals” —exalting certain constitutional protections over others—imperil rule-of-law principles.
exposed the mismatch of affordable-housing programs (including housing voucher programs, tax credits, and emergency rental assistance) to short-term
’ historical importance to marginalized students, the public-school establishment’s longstanding hostility to religious schools, and the establishment’s own role in educational ...
William N. Eskridge, Jr. | Yale Law Journal William N. Eskridge, Jr. In light of Hively, Evans, and Zarda, this Feature argues that Title VII’s bar
prove racism in court. Based on a nationwide survey of defense attorneys, it explores the evidence’s utility, identifies barriers to use, and offers
states’ existing unemployment programs. It grounds its argument in two philosophical traditions foundational to tax-law scholarship: liberal egalitarianism and utilitarianism.
current demographic diversity of their workforces and supply chains, as well as measurable, specific plans to improve racial equity.
question which the Supreme Court recently failed to clarify. This Note demonstrates why states can have literal ownership of their water, and why a
vesting schedules and highlights companies who had the most affected workers or amassed significant forfeitures in 2022.