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their ownership within ten days of surpassing the five percent threshold. Wolf packs, however, are able to evade section 13(d) in three ways. First
by defining the “insane” as only those who are so disabled that they cannot per- ceive the connection between their crime and their punishment.65 This
that laws applying to Indian Tribes and people should be interpreted to their benefit or as they would be understood by the Indians. By tracing the
malapportionment occurs when incarcerated individuals are counted as residents of the jurisdictions where they are incarcerated—rather than where their
that the existence of the LHD has led your neighbors take better care of their homes than they would have without the LHD? Yes No (OVER ) 14
their own policy choices, cloaking them in scientific objectivity.53 In this variant, scientists are not aggrandizing themselves at the expense of
a century ago,2 it has also obscured constitutional frames that were more visible in the 1960s than they are now. This Essay focuses on one such
Feldman and Teichman offer their own hypothesis for why we observe this attenuation. They think that uncertain costs make the payment seem more like
interchangeably. These findings, fully consistent with no existing theory, are in themselves deeply puzzling. They are all the more so, I show, when viewed