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nation’s past than Dobbs did. If the past is to guide constitutional interpretation as Dobbs urges, it is critical to ask not only why, but also, as
principle Katz defends, an owner abuses her property rights with respect to a thing she owns if she makes an otherwise permitted decision about how to
—to law’s character as law. Part III asks after that intuition’s foundations. A last question is what lies beyond enforcement—what, if anything, the
enterprise—including, in particular, the organization’s owners, managers, and creditors. It is therefore natural to ask what more, if anything, these
an election, and other groups performing the press function have the same right, even if they are not part of the traditional news media industry. A
decide cases based on relevant evidence. Such assumptions are crucial to the legitimacy of the criminal justice system. If jurors do not carefully
harm. That result holds significant implications for antitrust litigation: it suggests that if a defendant succeeds in demonstrating that a market is
Preferences’ State Action Shield 2977 1. Narrowing State Action 2977 2. Dodging the Equal Protection Bullet in Weber 2978 3. A Weber What If? 2979
debatable, but if the Agency wanted to leave the issue open it should have done so in a way that made further regulation subject to independent judicial
Second, these asymmetries can and o�en do harm children. If children’s relationships with their functional parents are not protected, they may experi