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Essay is available . The following data visualizations, created by TWO-N, illustrate how status quo bias (1) increases support for COVID passes and (2
all those low-hanging N-words would suggest that stigmatizing individuals is not much of a deterrent and rarely addresses all that gives them license
the “morality of states”); David Luban, Preventive War, 32 Phil. & Pub. Aff. 207, 211-13, 211 n.2 (2004) (noting that Walzer’s core normative account
decisions no longer exists, opening up the possibility that courts may begin to allow challenges under the APA.”). × See, e.g., William N. Eskridge
reveals that the Court did not see its opinions in Doe and Smith as decisively settling the constitutional controversy over SORs. × BMW of N. Am., Inc. v
description of criticism/correction 123 Yale L.J. 456 http://... correction p. 480 n.59 Updated to reflect A v. B 123 Yale L.J. 456 49 UCLA L. Rev. 122
Oakmont v. Prodigy, N… See 141 Cong. Rec. 22,044-45 (statement of Rep. John Cox discussing Stratton Oakmont v. Prodigy, No. 031063/94, 1995 WL 323710 (N.Y
Bossier Par. Sch. Bd. (Bossier Parish II), 528 U.S. 320, 334 n.3 (2000) (rejecting claim that Gomillion is a racial vote-dilution case); Shaw v. Reno, 509
Moral Intervention in the Trademark Arena: Banning the Registration of Scandalous and Immoral Trademarks, 83 Trademark Rep. 661, 791 n.564 (1993); see
jurisprudence. Castro, 835 F.3d at 445 n.25. See Brief for Scholars of Habeas Corpus Law, Federal Courts, and Constitutional Law as Amici Curia… See Brief for