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873 THE YALE LAW JOURNAL FORUM J A N U A R Y 3 1 , 2 0 2 2 A Counter-History of First Amendment Neutrality Genevieve Lakier abstract
restitution. of the contract.” 2 WILLIAM W. STORY, A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF CONTRACTS § 977 (Lawbook Exch. 2006) (4th ed. 1856); see also Williston, supra
should be more tentative in their denunciations of democratic majoritarianism. author. University Professor, NYU Law School and Chichele Professor
7. See, e.g., KOMESAR, supra note 2, at 144-45; NEIL K. KOMESAR, LAW’S LIMITS: THE RULE OF LAW AND THE SUPPLY AND
1062 THE YALE LAW JOURNAL FORUM A P R I L 1 4 , 2 0 2 5 Democracy’s Distrust: The Supreme Court’s Anti- Voter Decisions as a Threat to
873-74. This Note, instead of attempting to apply common law to new settings, questions the very foundations of the common law’s approach to child
lawsuits are only one way through which disparate impact law might dismantle unnecessary and discriminatory barriers to employment. An- other, less
law, Magna Carta, ‘right reason,’ general law, the law of na- tions, or just the ‘Laws of the Land.’” Id.; see alsoGordon S.Wood, The Creation of the
international law’s fogginess and (in part) common law nature, Congress possesses in effect a common-law-making power to pass criminal laws concerning matters
examine how agencies write state laws. Each body of law broadly seeks to pro- mote participation, accountability, and policy innovation40 while preventing