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Gender-Identity Protection, Trade, and the Trump Administration: A Tale of Reluctant Progressivism | Yale Law Journal

Procedures, 104 Cornell L. Rev. 165, 166-72 (2018); Zolomphi Nkowani, International Trade and Labour: A Quest for Moral Legitimacy, 8 J. Int’l Trade L

i Windsor /i ’s Right to Marry | Yale Law Journal

pointed to the public recognition, legitimacy, and dignity that only marriage could bestow. Justice Kennedy’s rendering of marriage in Windsor is

Protecting Civil Rights in the Shadows | Yale Law Journal

provided votes but not legitimacy, and the underlying initiative may not have been moderated at all. Many petit constitutional moments lack the breadth

Foundling Fathers: (Non-)Marriage and Parental Rights in the Age of Equality | Yale Law Journal

the use of marital status as a proxy for parental legitimacy. Yet concerns about substantive sex equality left hardly a mark on the Court’s decisions

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federal involvement was questioned but also the legitimacy of any government role in providing housing at all. Some nineteenth-century courts struck down

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also the legitimacy of any government role in providing housing at all. Some nineteenth-century courts struck down government intervention in

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legitimacy. The progression of the argument along these lines leads to a shift in perspective that it may be helpful to foreshadow. Our main thrust is to

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the most humble terrorist cell. Mafiosi are generally content to allow government officials to flaunt their symbols of legitimacy so long as

Health Care Exchanges and the Disaggregation of States in the Implementation of the Affordable Care Act | Yale Law Journal

exchanges” to “state-based exchanges.” Still, this move is not without risks, in part because we have no doctrine to help us evaluate the legitimacy of

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what cases the Court decides to hear— and not hear—is important in terms of perception and, ultimately, legitimacy.”); William J. Brennan, Jr., The