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to disclose their criminal conduct. This Essay presents a novel legal theory to protect the Sixth Amendment and due-process rights of those facing
the nation’s agenda. They are therefore inclined to view efforts to thwart their agenda as impermissible forms of obstruction that threaten the
If they were to embrace that framework, courts would have to revisit their approach to determining whether § 1983 or Bivens supports a claim, what the
can’t think of another decision that’s had any bigger impact than these two are going to have over the next few years.”83 But the article goes on to
prosecutor to think this way? My claim is that there might be a genuine constitutional difference between two prosecutorial states of mind. The first
with the constitutional separation of powers. These cases also confirm that courts can recognize situations in which they may exercise their competence
initially put the case on the list for discussion, seemed to think that the Court should find that there was no double jeopardy at all—even though North
parcels of land. These properties are taken even though they, like the religious sanctuary, are often integral to the community’s religious mission. In the
city rather than the welfare of the region as a whole. This Essay argues that, on balance, municipal dissolution is unlikely to trigger the
The characters in this story are multinational corporations (MNCs) and the states that seek to tax them. We may think of a certain multinational