Yale Law Journal

Mandatory Sentencing and Racial Disparity: Assessing the Role of Prosecutors and the Effects of Booker

Yale Law Journal - Mandatory Sentencing and Racial Disparity: Assessing the Role of Prosecutors and the Effects of Booker Mandatory Sentencing and

Forum: Utilizing Foreign Legal Assistance Actions to Promote Corporate Accountability for Human-Rights Abuses

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Utilizing Foreign Legal Assistance Actions to Promote Corporate Accountability for Human-Rights Abuses Utilizing

Forum: CAFA and Federalized Ambiguity: The Case for Discretion in the Unpredictable Class Action

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: CAFA and Federalized Ambiguity: The Case for Discretion in the Unpredictable Class Action CAFA and Federalized

Forum: Prosecutors Respond to Calls for Forensic Science Reform: More Sharks in Dirty Water

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Prosecutors Respond to Calls for Forensic Science Reform: More Sharks in Dirty Water Prosecutors Respond to Calls for

Forum: Can Process Cure Substance? A Response to Neal Katyals Internal Separation of Powers

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Can Process Cure Substance? A Response to Neal Katyals Internal Separation of Powers Can Process Cure Substance? A

Forum: Gender-Identity Protection, Trade, and the Trump Administration: A Tale of Reluctant Progressivism

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

Forum: Dictionaries 2.0: Exploring the Gap Between the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals

more deeply in this Essay. James J. Brudney is a Professor of Law at Fordham Law School. Lawrence Baum is a Professor Emeritus of Political Science at

Forum: Is It Important To Be Important?: Evaluating the Supreme Court’s Case-Selection Process

business is less important to the public and to the public’s representatives than lawyers and law professors tend to believe. And it is hardly clear

Forum: Religious Liberty for Politically Active Minority Groups: A Response to NeJaime and Siegel

legislation often fails to address these problems. A few state conscience laws have explicit emergency exceptions; most do not. But federal law requires

Protecting Transgender Youth After Bostock: Sex Classification, Sex Stereotypes, and the Future of Equal Protection

Bostock, Arkansas became the first state to pass such a law. Such laws are the most extreme form of a new crop of state legislation targeting transgender

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