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appointed attorneys from abandoning their clients after trial. The Court provided that if counsel wishes to withdraw from a “frivolous” case, he or she
Michael S. Kang | Yale Law Journal Michael S. Kang 117 Yale L.J. 734 (2008). As the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA) passes its fortieth anniversary
Jane Y. Chong | Yale Law Journal Jane Y. Chong 122 Yale L.J. 724 (2012). This Note proposes using outlawry proceedings to bring legitimacy to the
relationships such as trusteeship, agency, and guardianship to explain and justify the authority of public officials and public institutions. This tradition
Sara C. Galvan | Yale Law Journal Sara C. Galvan 115 Yale L.J. 1744 (2006) Building codes are not neutral documents. Traditional codes have the
to satisfy compulsory schooling for their children, have arisen from five periods of political and legal struggle. This Feature considers the shape
is needed. Yet because the existence (vel non) of licensing markets plays a key role in determining the breadth of rights, these...
Dov Fox | Yale Law Journal Dov Fox 118 Yale L.J. 1844 (2009). This Note considers the moral status of practices that facilitate parental selection of
of religious groups and keep them invested in the public school system. But the balkanization of school districts, oppression of nonadherents, and entanglement between church and ...
John C.P. Goldberg | Yale Law Journal John C.P. Goldberg 115 Yale L.J. 524 (2005) In our legal system, redressing private wrongs has tended to be the