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juveniles violates the Cruel and Unusual Punishment Clause of the Eighth Amendment. This Essay argues that, although the case’s result is important, Miller
systematic bias in mandatory arbitration. Until now, mandatory arbitration literature has focused largely on the pros and cons of the practice rather than on
nuking Hiroshima, after napalming Vietnam, we had only distaste for the idea and the practice of war. The thought of dying for a noble cause, the
coercive interrogation techniques, and the legal decisions that sanctioned them, constitute a dramatic break with the past. This is false. U.S
administrative state has been central to constitutional politics in Western countries. That struggle was especially intense in Germany and France from
powers: How does Justice Thomas determine the original meaning of Article II of the U.S. Constitution? The answer to this question has both academic and practical...
commentaries on recent Supreme Court cases. The only surprise about the Supreme Court’s recent decisions in Missouri v. Frye and Lafler v. Cooper is
Curtis J. Mahoney | Yale Law Journal Curtis J. Mahoney 116 Yale L.J. 824 (2007) With the nations treaty obligations proliferating and foreign affairs
children, and the Department defends it as an exercise of prosecutorial discretion. The plaintiffs claim that no such discretion exists, because...
Daniel Fitzpatrick | Yale Law Journal Daniel Fitzpatrick 115 Yale L.J. 996 (2006) According to conventional law-and-economics theory, private