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Intergenerational Justice, and Le- gal Transitions, 84 B.U. L. REV. 1139, 1143 (2004) (“[L]aw’s treatment of mundane claims for restitution for wrongful
] integrity,” institutions interpreting the Constitution strengthen their le- gitimacy and authority.225 Simultaneously, they demonstrate their continuity 222
HIGGINBOTHAM, JR., IN THE MATTER OF COLOR: RACE AND THE AMERICAN LE- GAL PROCESS 36-47 (cataloguing laws that solidified the category of Blackness in
protection of its interests and its public order in the broadest sense of the word.” (translated by author from French) (quoting A. Mercier, Le Conflit
number of individuals given custodial sen- tences have barely changed. 3 Even when individuals are prosecuted, they are generally sentenced more le
for rejecting a RUD. The issue has not arisen for the United States in the international court cases reviewed, leaving unsettled exactly how much le
threshold question of the efficacy of unbundled le- gal aid has not been the focus of significant attention by scholars and practitioners. Very little is
Lancaster, Le Roy, Lyndonville, the yale law journal 121:1364 2012 1392 There is little question that dissolution is a phenomenon whose time has
subject to epistemological and le- gal challenges. Today, this historically contingent bifurcation of issues and legal technologies continues to inhibit
enforced.”70 Beginning in the 1660s, a consensus coalesced amongst colonists that all le- gitimate chains of title should be rooted in Native title, in