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potential ma- nipulation, for instance by trolls coordinating to submit identical or similar re- quests and crashing the submission system. The Board’s

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interesting points of divergence across the two studies was the question of who should administer justice. In the Ukrainian sample, the ma- jority of

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not per se unconstitutional.”298 But he went on to criticize the ma- jority for choosing to apply intermediate scrutiny based on the burden the law

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shutdowns of ma- jor ocean currents that regulate large-scale heat transport;47 drought, famine, and epidemics;48 a sixth mass extinction of animal and plant

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example, Jerry L. Ma… On the desirability and limits of a dignitary theory of due process, see, for example, Jerry L. Mashaw, Administrative Due Process

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87 (O’Connor, J., concurring) (“I do not understand the Court to hold that Louisiana ma… Id. at 87 (O’Connor, J., concurring) (“I do not understand the

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form of race- based posttraumatic stress. 192 But short of (or in addition to) race-based trau- ma, the ritualistic observation of black men and

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leading case study. See Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar & Aziz Z. Huq, Privacy’s Political Economy and the State of Ma- chine Learning: An Essay in Honor

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approved were she still the direct owner of the plot. On the other hand, allowing some form of ma- jority rule can devolve into a tyranny of the majority.34

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children ma- turing as responsible legal actors and democratic citizens. In Bellotti v. Baird, the Supreme Court identified three ways in which children’s

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