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a jury trial when they sentence individuals using judge-found facts in combination with mandatory sentencing guidelines. The Supreme Court, however
financial institutions (“banks”) become insolvent from the political challenges that exist before banks are distressed. These political problems arise
making power over matters affecting the foreign policy of the United States. This Essay describes and defends this emerging system of gubernatorial
dissolution could enable counties to serve regionalist goals. This Essay argues that, on balance, municipal dissolution will not trigger the emergence of
Michael E. Parrish | Yale Law Journal Michael E. Parrish 112 Yale L.J. 925 (2003) In this appraisal of Lawrence M. Friedmans American Law in the
David A. Super | Yale Law Journal David A. Super 113 Yale L.J. 815 (2004) The 1996 welfare law passed amidst promises to reduce welfare rolls without
Stephen R. Perry | Yale Law Journal Stephen R. Perry 111 Yale L.J. 1757 (2002) The Practice of Principle is an excellent book that practically
Arti K. Rai | Yale Law Journal Arti K. Rai This is the first in a series of responses to Jonathan Masurs recent article, Patent Inflation, which
Texas, which has the will to try to meet Gideon’s challenge, but lacks the resources to deliver fully Gideon’s promise. We look at the origins of our
commentaries on recent Supreme Court cases. The Supreme Court’s five-to-four opinion in Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California