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invoke their right to silence” that were rejected by courts even though their “meaning might otherwise be thought plain.”13 For example, the Seventh
individual notifies them that the page contains defamatory content, while allowing those who post the content to respond with counternotices or other
doctrine 1015 show that even though there may be good reasons to think that the new stand- ing cases were wrongly decided, all is not lost. We offer
court-ordered relief. Thus, there is a high likelihood that courts would apply the canon to the notification law just as they did to the provisions
Cases—along with the early law-review articles that theorized their prevailing approaches—were “re- ceiv[ing] less attention than they deserve” in view
“there is a common perception . . . that if the FBI can’t do something through straight-up criminal methods, it will then resort to using less
recognized by entities that regulate the practice of medicine under these state jurisdictions.”97 Step two then examines “whether there exists some
strategy in contributing to the modularity of entitlements in information, there may be some reason to think that exclusion is not as bad as the
that one should drop repetitive digits other than the last two digits of the second page or note number when citing a range of pages or notes, this