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their caseloads make it impossible for them to practice law as they are required to do according to the profession’s rules.”80 It is doubtful that a
Id. 3. See id. at 1776-85, 1816-22. 4. See infra Part II. 5. See infra Part III. the yale law journal online 119: 41 2009 42 These
into BYU’s academic and social structures. They exposed students to the dangers of undercover work, incentivized them to spy on their peers, and
corrective to the descriptive ac- count of police civil claims. We then place these cases in the context of larger tort trends. A. Cherry-Picking the
surely may be difficult for the accuser) or at the very least through their representatives. Nor was there any meaningful opportunity for discovery of
and welfare.”21 Given these benefits, he does not think that the people who are stuck (or anyone else) would have any inter- est in their staying put
which surely may be difficult for the accuser) or at the very least through their representatives. Nor was there any meaningful opportunity for
all of their wonderful suggestions and ideas—the piece has benefited tremendously from them.