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lower-risk population than an insurer that does not disclaim. Over time, this risk segmentation could drive up the average costs of those insurers who
weapons to harm or menace others.”75 Then, from those two examples, the Court derived the principle that “[w]hen an individual poses a clear threat
to harm or menace others.”75 Then, from those two examples, the Court derived the principle that “[w]hen an individual poses a clear threat of
high schools. Then they would work their way down to the lower grades. The NAACP, opposed to this stretched-out time scale, opposed the board’s
sexual ethics of their own practice. author. Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory, All Souls College, University of Oxford. My thanks to the
of the entire product. 13 Imple- menters that are forced to bear the risk of an injunction are thus induced to agree to royalties greater than those
their positive cousins, thus implement choices made by the statutes that Congress has passed through the constitutionally prescribed Article I
that the stat- ute’s preamble only cited forty-three million people in the United States as having disabilities, a number much smaller than if those
too big to jail 1393 and there is no threat of incarceration, then the firm and its employees know ex ante that the government cannot force them to
this case, the rule stated here has no application.”29 The only conclusion that can be drawn from these equivocations is that there is no such thing as