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in its corporate capacity, ratified it,” and “[t]he state sovereignties” were not its “authors.”262 Indeed, that was the point: the central “vice” of
they maintained, as “[n]o state, in its corporate capacity, ratified it,” and “[t]he state sovereignties” were not its “authors.”262 Indeed, that was
10-point-reparations- plan [https://perma.cc/2HED-PS2F]. the yale law journal 130:778 2021 838 are group-based political harms.262 But it also
in question. Rather, the law recognizes the persistence of the right but imposes limitations on how it can be exercised.262 This raises the following
& JOHN T. CACIOPPO, ATTITUDES AND PERSUASION: CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES 262-68 (1981); Levett & Kovera, supra note 72, at 365; Richard E
regulations on American automakers,262 and the NHTSA under Reagan’s new leadership ultimately rescinded the prior Administration’s passive restraint
eighteen- year-old girl kidnapped and raped by Ernesto Miranda, whom the Warren Court set free in the decision that bears his name.262 Could it be that, as
enforcement operations, “but current Fourth Amendment doctrine fo- cused on reasonable expectations of privacy will be slow to catch up.”262 They
b. family law for the one-hundred-year life 1751 these families enhances individual wellbeing and social welfare.261 As we discuss below,262
upon Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire.262 That decision ruled that women denied equal pay are barred from Title VII lawsuits because of the short