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exercise, they insist, demands more. In effect they contend that the rules should be writ- ten around them, rather than demanding that they demonstrate
there is a kind of bilateral monopoly. Some witnesses will have gathered the evidence at low cost, while others may run serious risks. It is therefore
of the citizens of these States. It is to arm the Federal courts within the limits of their constitutional power that they may co- operate with the
their essays appeared, they both published books addressing the issues first raised therein. It is to these works that we now turn. ii. morals
generated automatically by the computer and therefore retain all repetitive digits. Consequently, we do not follow The Bluebook in these instances
upon themselves, (in which wee see them live in Commonwealths,) is the foresight of their own preservation, and of a more contented life thereby
grounded in an expectation of vexatious frivolous appeals, there is a mechanism at the Supreme Court for dealing with such litigants—at least if they are
How should the trial judge rule? 1 For over thirty years, federal district courts have resolved these types of cases—call them “intercircuit
that Chevron caused agencies to begin changing the grounds on which they based their decisions); Mat- thew C. Stephenson, The Strategic Substitution
conduct is constitutionally protected”). When criminal defendants mount the parenthetically noted legal analogs of these moral defenses, they mount them