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Parts & Accessories Ass’n v. Boyd, 407 F.2d 330, 338 (D.C. Cir. 1968): “We do expect that, if the judicial review which Congress has thought it
employ this slightly more demanding standard of review, particularly if those courts are troubled by the tendency of highly deferential review to
federal regulation and—if it is illegal—to enjoin or vacate that regulation in an order with universal effect.4 Judges and scholars continue to
proposition.’”5 That has come to mean, in practice, that a plaintiff can defeat a qualified immunity motion only if they can find a prior court decision
public-accommo- dations statute’s nondiscrimination norm to expressive sellers if those sellers have the power to opt out, because opting out relieves
deterrent to undesirable or harmful behavior. If a punishment is rarely inflicted, the deter- rent may lose its impact.5 Moreover, it is not clear that
power so as to be incapable of reclaiming it. Even if Locke really distinguished between delegation and alienation (itself not an entirely clear
Strict Test 688 conclusion 693 the yale law journal 135:625 2025 628 “[L]ife looks really shitty from behind bars . . . . And, if you guys do an
a better world for children above all else, even if at the cost of restricting children’s freedom or even forcing them to do things against their
for example, public benefits laws and municipal bankruptcy law—than the research has considered to this point.13 Further, even if the laws that