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for example, public benefits laws and municipal bankruptcy law—than the research has considered to this point.13 Further, even if the laws that
685, 687 (2018) (observing that “scholars gen- erally take for granted that . . . if a court ultimately sets aside or compels agency action, the
bears responsibility for any delays in COVID-19 testing these policies caused—despite its attempts to pin blame on the Obama Administra- tion.27 As if
if in tacit admission that the FDA might lack authority to do some of the things it was doing in response to COVID-19, Congress introduced new
Georgia, the Supreme Court held that a court could not revoke a defendant’s probation for failure to pay a fine or fee if the defendant established that
Georgia, the Supreme Court held that a court could not revoke a defendant’s probation for failure to pay a fine or fee if the defendant established
veillance, and control, even if no court action is ever initiated against a family.9 For those families who must also defend themselves in court, the SCR is
borne the brunt of this unbalanced dynamic, paying handsomely for the shattering consequences of corporate exter- nalities and enjoying few, if any
assume that if workers had access to the data that is collected on them, along with knowledge of how it is used by ADSs, then they could use traditional