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careful about the way we apply them, they may have the effect of forcing these folks—who we might not agree with—out of the market- place.”). In a related
perceptions of its utility, and the barriers they anticipate to its introduction. This Article then examines these barriers and identifies means of
these significant changes, but their reform proposals do not go far enough towards ameliorating the effect of adjudicator bias against domestic
claimed to find interesting about the targets of the exclusion order was not their “race” but the fact that they or their family members were
ensure that children have the ability to acquire the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others as they begin to express their sexuality.”61
state 193 is that lower court judges may feel empowered to develop the conversation fur- ther in their own separate writings. So far, the most
presumptions.”67 But the courts in deciding these cases do not cast their decisions in such terms. They seem to say the opposite: that while aware of the
commentaries were written after these significant changes, but their reform proposals do not go far enough towards ameliorating the effect of
legal scholarship in a particular field. Publication in the Journal allows student authors to communicate their ideas to the legal community, develop
government is blind to intrastate politics. This case study therefore challenges some of the long-standing theoretical assumptions animating