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to undertake an independent, if still deferential, analysis of state law.” He declined to give effect to interpretations of Florida election laws by
Yale Law Journal - Fitting the MPC into a Reasons-Responsiveness Conception of Subjective Culpability Fitting the MPC into a Reasons-Responsiveness
tend to borrow extensively from federal and state law, tribal judges find themselves forced to apply and enforce laws that are poor cultural fits for
rulemaking governed by administrative law? One could see this as an opportunity for hybrid lawmaking through which federal agencies solicit views from the
& Daniel R. Fischel, The Economic Structure of Corporate Law 230-31 (1991)). Brief of Trial Lawyers Association, supra note 32, at 9. Under the business
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AEP v. Connecticut’s Implications for the Future of Climate Change Litigation | Yale Law Journal AEP v. Connecticut’s Implications for the Future of
invoking state (as opposed to federal) laws. In particular, state common law claims for climate change invoke federalism, not separation of powers
call the “lawiness” of international law has old origins, dating back to John Austin’s nineteenth-century critique of the rise of naturalism, Hans