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369 (“They appear to say that religious conservatives should forfeit their right to conscientious objection on these issues because too many of them
Either Justice Thomas has had a change of heart about Korematsu or there is less to this “overruling” than meets the eye. i . the underdeterminacy of
disputes but also to advise the President, and they are regularly present at White House meetings. And in this climate, there is simply no way that
Corporate criminal cases for human-rights violations are beyond the scope of this Essay, as they are brought by states rather than the victims themselves
judgment—to litigate fully only those cases that they think they will win and to moot the rest, preventing unfavorable prec- edent that could affect their
their children in this manner. I thought about those who im- plement these policies, and wondered how judges could carry them out despite knowing
This is the view of strict separationists. They believe that any governmental accommodation is impermissible, and they base their interpretation
excluded them from membership.363 Andrew 360. This was their general approach to the threats that did come under discussion. See VanderVelde, supra note
severity of the privacy threat that must be shown to avoid disclosure. They do not speak to the nature of the threatened violation nor, most
an inter- sectional issue that complements, rather than competes with, their existing ini- tiatives. Among those already working on this issue, there