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The Bong Show: Viewing Fredericks Publicity Stunt Through Kuhlmeiers Lens | Yale Law Journal

As the torch and cameras approached, they unfurled their banner. Principal Deborah Morse immediately suspended Frederick for violating the school’s

Executive Power from a Connecticut Perspective: Lowering the Impeachment Bar | Yale Law Journal

Lowering the Impeachment Bar Impeachment is a nasty accusation these days. In the wake of Senator Feingold’s proposed resolution to censure President Bush

Introduction to the Special Issue on State and Local Governance | Yale Law Journal

differences in how these subunits operate, with the former exhibiting high fidelity to their constituents’ interests, while the latter hews more closely

Reweighting the Balance: Religious Groups, Mortal Threats, and “Hybrid Situations” | Yale Law Journal

enemies serve as vivid reminders that many Americans doubt the loyalties of their Muslim compatriots. These smears exploit the perception that conduct

The New Electronic Discovery Rules: A Place for Employee Privacy? | Yale Law Journal

The new procedures for electronic discovery might encourage companies to spy on their own workers. To prevent that from happening, I argue that

Making the Advice of Counsel Defense Available for Corporate Directors | Yale Law Journal

If the hospital refuses to waive its attorney-client privilege, as it has the absolute right to do, then the government cannot know whether the CEO

Reading Reinhardt: The Work of Constructing Legal Virtue (Exempla Iustitiae) | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Tribute to Judge Stephen Reinhardt In 1980, Stephen Reinhardt, a graduate of Yale Law School, joined the Ninth

Interpreting by the Book: Legislative Drafting Manuals and Statutory Interpretation | Yale Law Journal

Interpreting by the Book: Legislative Drafting Manuals and Statutory Interpretation | Yale Law Journal Interpreting by the Book: Legislative Drafting Manuals and Statutory ...

Let Us Count the Ways: A Tribute to Boris Bittker | Yale Law Journal

Let Us Count the Ways: A Tribute to Boris Bittker | Yale Law Journal Let Us Count the Ways: A Tribute to Boris Bittker

Should the Criminal Defendant Be Assigned a Seat in Court? | Yale Law Journal

Should the Criminal Defendant Be Assigned a Seat in Court? | Yale Law Journal Should the Criminal Defendant Be Assigned a Seat in Court?

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