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Vanessa K. Bohns | Yale Law Journal Vanessa K. Bohns The Fourth Amendment allows police to perform warrantless searches of individuals if they give
machines. This kind of “gamified” product design drives investors to lose money by overtrading. But if regulators try to cure the problem by de-gamifying
describe the process by which insureds utilize private knowledge of their own riskiness when deciding to buy or forgo insurance. If A knows he will die
appointed attorneys from abandoning their clients after trial. The Court provided that if counsel wishes to withdraw from a “frivolous” case, he or she
Trevor W. Morrison | Yale Law Journal Trevor W. Morrison 112 Yale L.J. 1943 (2003) When, if ever, may a State prosecute a federal officer for
requiring one party to make representations about her performance that, if false, can satisfy the elements of deceit. Such contractual representations...
business of tort law, itself traditionally a branch of the common law. But do individuals have a vested interest in law that redresses wrongs? If so
wisdom is wrong. Insiders prevented from trading while in possession of nonpublic information cannot outperform public shareholders, even if...
reverse engineering as an appropriate way to obtain such information, even if the intention is to make a product that will draw customers...
Supreme Court. If only the Court had stayed its hand or decided Roe v. Wade on narrower grounds, they argue, the nation would have reached a political