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yale law journal 129:1516 2020 1556 In sum, doctrinal, structural, and historical reasons all point against the ma- jority rule. Accordingly, after
salient for white jurors, reminding them of their egalitarianism and thereby decreasing their biases. In support of this idea, a study found that ma
708, 711 (1985)). the yale law journal 129:1516 2020 1556 In sum, doctrinal, structural, and historical reasons all point against the ma- jority
normative commitments into the structural terms of state/local conflicts. 140 Externalities are usually thought of in pragmatic, ma- terial terms—the
supra note 12, at 859 (“Although the Federal Bill of Rights ma… Marshfield, Misunderstood Rights, supra note 12, at 859 (“Although the Federal Bill of
New York’s Child Abuse and Maltreatment Register, N.Y.L.J. (Ma… See Chris Gottlieb, Major Reform of New York’s Child Abuse and Maltreatment Register
Cray, Job Discrimination Charges Grow: Federal Agency’s Efforts Broaden, N.Y. Times, Ma… Douglas W. Cray, Job Discrimination Charges Grow: Federal
stereotyping is distinct from the problem of stig- ma and subordination. Mary Anne Case provides a hypothetical to explain: Imagine, for example, a
Econ. 1299 (2006). The rules governing distribution of 401(k) money severely limit the occasions when 401(k) money ma… The rules governing
“virtually reenacted the plot . . . by sending the ma- rines to the [B]lack republic of Haiti to wrest control from the ‘unstable’ gov- ernment.”66