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different from cases involving the presence of consent, albeit due to… No-force, no-consent cases are different from cases involving the presence of
” Alberto R. Gonzales, Editorial, Martial Justice, Full and Fair, N.Y. TIMES, Nov. 30, 2001, at A27. 6. Military Order, supra note 3, § 4(c)(1); see also
Albert Ehrenzweig explored yet other problems, including which state law applied, what enforcement mechanisms such as contempt could be applied to
strike jurors because of their race,8 Batson’s rule is decried as “almost surely a failure”9 and an “enforcement nightmare.”10 1. Albert W. Alschuler
rousing book. With evocative prose, Collapse makes its case insistently—albeit, in our view, incompletely and ideologically—and asks questions worth
can solve this problem, albeit with a modest amount of work on the part of law reviews. Say that law reviews set up a central Web-accessible database
scholars and circuit courts have pointed out that the Supreme Court has relied, albeit sub silentio, on an implied cause of action in the context of
1963) (“We would be better off without choice-of-law rules.”); Albert A. Ehrenzweig, The Second Conflicts Restatement: A Last Appeal for Its
perma.cc/6PE5-DRHB. See, e.g., Bruce D. Baker, Does Money Matter in Education? Second Edition, Albert Shanker Inst. (A… See, e.g., Bruce D. Baker
doubt about “the impartiality of the tribunal.”203 Later commentators have emphasized this concern. Albert Alschuler has referred to pretrial