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avoids revolutionizing the Free Exercise Clause, this Essay uses vaccine mandates as a case study to clarify how Fulton has in fact transformed it by interpreting the right to ...
water rights. By comparing federal statutes creating allotments and using the Indian Canons of Construction, the Essay uses California as a case study to show that PDAs have ...
Eric Ruben | Yale Law Journal Eric Ruben In New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen, the Supreme Court announced a novel historical-analogical
numerous barriers to become an attorney and advocate. It argues that bar associations should use a conditional-approval process that informs applicants whether the bar intends to ...
—lambasting raiders and praising activists—is wrong. The authors explain how activists are more likely than raiders to engage in mistargeting, implying they are also more likely ...
implausible to locate the federal courts’ authority to afford equitable relief in Article III, but it defends a constitutional default rule applicable
climate change and historical funding inequities for Indigenous and Black Farmers. It also argues for how the next Farm Bill can expand upon these efforts to further address ...
Daniel P. Tokaji | Yale Law Journal Daniel P. Tokaji The 2016 election highlighted deep-seated problems in American democracy that voting rights
that could improve the judiciary’s amicus-disclosure regime and restore faith in the courts.
to federal authority over elections persist for two reasons. First, the Supreme Court has not fully delineated federal power under the Elections Clause