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Forum: Rileys Implications for Fourth Amendment Protection in the Cloud

Campbell, Apple Sees 2 Billion iMessages Sent Daily from Half a Billion iOS Devices, AppleInsider (Jan. 23, 2013), http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/01

Forum: Thwarting the Separation of Powers in Interbranch Information Disputes

issued dozens of requests for interviews and documents, some bipartisan and some sent by the Ranking Member unilaterally. Many of these requests were

Separate Spheres

counties had never sent a student to college in Austin. The latest research on college admissions in this country suggests that parental earnings, place

Forum: Deterring E-Discovery Misconduct with Counsel Sanctions: The Unintended Consequences of Qualcomm v. Broadcom

to—and has—“sent . . . ripples of fear through the litigation community and in house counsel managing or supervising litigation.” As Professor Marcus

On Evidence: Proving Frye as a Matter of Law, Science, and History

ambivalent idealism. The professor finished reading whatever was written on that sheet of yellow paper, said something to the Texan, and sent him on his way

Lessons from My Mentor, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor

baby, she sent a tiny t-shirt that read “O’CONNOR GRANDCLERK.” I benefited hugely from Justice O’Connor’s investment in her clerks’ careers: She attended

News: YLJ Honors Shirley Adelson Siegel

that I circulated to my Yale classmates based on penny postcards they sent me from wherever they were worldwide.) In closing, I want to thank you for

Forum: "Home Schooling" in California

constitutional right to keep their children out of school based on personal or religious beliefs. The court sent the case back to the trial court to look at

Insider, Outsider, Robert A. Burt

an undesirable. And so she was rejected, sent back across the ocean she had just traveled. And yet she persevered. A few years later, she returned to

Forum: The Separation of National Security Powers: Lessons from the Second Congress

constitutional “militia”) to respond to a wide array of domestic emergencies. The Insurrection Act has not been used since President George H.W. Bush sent 2500