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thirty trials. Our prosecutors frequently talk to jurors after their verdicts about the cases they just decided. On the basis of these conversations with
politics? Why not, instead, ask which jurisdiction is best-suited to regulate a given area and let the political chips fall where they may? These problems
potential of these ballot measures to undermine judicial independence on the state bench, but they have overlooked the fact that these initiatives may
take on a life of their own, especially when aided by the popular press. And, they can lead to arguments in favor of adopting a variety of changes in
consumer did not agree. The critique argues that when workers and consumers do bring these claims, they are less likely to prevail and more likely to
Lottery and the Balanced Bench. Whether policymakers adopt these precise proposals or not, our framework can guide their much-needed search for reform
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The Essential Role of Organizational Law | Yale Law Journal