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also be used to de-judicialize politics. We focus on the de-judicialization strategy of adding detailed provisions to U.S. state constitutions, and
Anya Bernstein | Yale Law Journal Anya Bernstein An elected leader’s control may seem essential to bureaucratic accountability. But the
counties in central and eastern Washington. The study reveals how an attorney shortage, along with reliance on local funding of justice system
scholars have unquestioningly adopted tort law’s corrective-justice scheme for § 1983 suits. But corrective justice is unsatisfactory in a context where the
medical needs, recently enacted state laws guarantee paid leave. This Essay argues the laws are groundbreaking in their inclusion of nonmarital partners
Alexander Nabavi-Noori | Yale Law Journal Alexander Nabavi-Noori Modern applications of the binding-norm test suggest that agencies cannot bind even
Don R. Willett | Yale Law Journal Don R. Willett In The Collapse of Constitutional Remedies, Aziz Huq contends federal courts exacerbate societal
Lindsey D. Simon | Yale Law Journal Lindsey D. Simon Bankruptcy grifters infiltrate the Chapter 11 process, seeking bankruptcy’s benefits for mass
oversurveillance, ban-optic exclusion and con-optic predation. The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act, a federal Data Protection Act, and proposed FTC expansions
the need for principles explaining punitive damages and guiding their application has grown. Corrective justice would seem suited to providing