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activists ought to be prepared for a future in which section 5 is not part of the landscape. If the Court strikes down section 5, an emerging ecosystem of
decisions. Even as Congress has gradually improved the military justice system, its members have unjustly interfered with individual cases. This Note
ungoverned. It highlights the governance and ethical risks created by lawless transitions and offers several solutions to resolve them. Since the Supreme
the absence of a discussion of what philosophy should guide antitrust law and enforcement. Addressing America’s market power problem also requires
Such regulatory bundling has been especially prevalent over the last two decades, with agencies including increasingly more subjects in their final
Josh Chafetz | Yale Law Journal Josh Chafetz 120 Yale L.J. 1084 (2011). The Ideological Origins of American Federalism By Allison L. Lacroix Cambridge, MA: Harvard University ...
the possibilities and limits of statutory interpretation as a tool for democratic participation and collective power building.
Shelle Shimizu | Yale Law Journal Shelle Shimizu Most criminal system reform efforts neglect the collateral consequences experienced by individuals
that family-law scholars—especially those undertaking distributional analyses—would benefit from greater attention to the Hayekian values of predictability, adaptation, and equal ...
Naomi Schoenbaum | Yale Law Journal Naomi Schoenbaum Naomi Schoenbaum addresses the costs of mobility for productivity, welfare, and sex equality, as