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consent remain intact. Companies frequently argue that the written-consent right is unnecessary because it is equivalent to the right to call a special meeting. This Note shows ...
Avital Fried | Yale Law Journal Avital Fried In its decision in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard, the Supreme
Elizabeth Scott | Yale Law Journal Elizabeth Scott Family law is failing older adults, offering neither the family forms older adults want nor the
Naomi Cahn | Yale Law Journal Naomi Cahn Family law is failing older adults, offering neither the family forms older adults want nor the support of
Sophia House | Yale Law Journal Sophia House The spread of synthetic marijuana is a public health crisis. Municipalities struggle with how to
Yale Law Journal Peter ONeill Younger v. Harris is canonical in the field of federal courts, but its origins remain largely unknown. Examining
Dean Pinkert | Yale Law Journal Dean Pinkert As communities harmed by multinational companies traverse the globe in search of remedy, they face
Charity Ryerson | Yale Law Journal Charity Ryerson As communities harmed by multinational companies traverse the globe in search of remedy, they face
constitutional theories to date. It identifies and examines the primary justifications offered for such theories and shows why they are insufficient, on their own terms, to ...
bureaucrats then enacted by Congress, where it differs from original text. This Note’s proposed solution is the “two texts canon.” When applied to Section 1983, the two texts ...