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would es- sentially have a court make a judgment about the economic injury faced by the plaintiff. Another solution focuses on cases in which reflection
parts of its operations.”212 Subsequent analyses es- timated that the utility’s strategy allowed it to avoid laying off any workers dur- ing the
M.D. Ala. Mar. 16, 2022) (collecting these cas- es). 66. Id. at *14 (quoting Sadeghian v. Univ. of S. Ala., No. CV 18-00009, 2018 WL 7106981, at *6 (S.D
plaintiff for the overreach. This approach would es- sentially have a court make a judgment about the economic injury faced by the plaintiff. Another
requiring that the government justify its ne- cessity on an individual basis makes constitutional sense. Boiled down to its es- sence, substantive due
women may be able to es- cape some of the crueler impacts of state infringements on their reproductive privacy, we predict they too will suffer if
power to counteract certain fundamental rights through morals legislation that “enforc[es] the requirements of decency”;214 he would prefer a more
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framework we have es- tablished the propriety and affirmed the necessity of referring to ‘the evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a
offer equal or greater benefits in certain instanc- es—the corporate governance regimes in some European countries are highly 174. See supra notes