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Reva B. Siegel | Yale Law Journal Reva B. Siegel As the case that became Whole Woman’s Health worked its way to the Supreme Court, few were confident
researchers explain the legal and practical foundation of their work and why these considerations support the Commission’s methodological approach. The authors also question...
Kevin S. Schwartz | Yale Law Journal Kevin S. Schwartz 114 Yale L.J. 1133 (2005) Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment grants Congress the power to
Derek W. Black | Yale Law Journal Derek W. Black Recently, the Supreme Court has chosen education as the primary stomping ground for rewriting Free
great deal of consternation among market participants and policymakers; they have also led scholars to debate the merits of bailouts or other forms of
develops a more accurate framework for analyzing the innovation policy landscape than any in the existing literature. This is the second in a series of
standing problems by distinguishing them from first-party claims, largely by reference to the “zone of interests” concept. Second, it distinguishes
branches has obscured a second important separation-of-powers question: how is immigration authority distributed between the political branches themselves?...
to be predicated on the paradigm classifications of race and sex. He posits that gays may be able to contribute a more robust theory of the relationship between assimilation and ...
Adam B. Shniderman | Yale Law Journal Adam B. Shniderman Cyber-insurance policies often include a hostile-or-warlike action exclusion. The legal