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in collective investment trusts). 241. In November 2024, a coalition of consumer groups sent a letter to senators expressing concern about proposed
week 27 on the job, he had worked for 91 hours, refusing 60% of rides sent to him. Mr. Farrar, flummoxed by this information and his memory of how
something he/she had done before, the editor responded: “No, well, it was actually my YLJ buddy. She has her own way of preparing for that. She sent me
5, Sentencing L. & Pol’y (Oct. 22, 2015), http://sentencing.typepad.com/sentencing law and policy/2015/10/srca-2015-passes-through-senate-judiciary
FARRAND, RECORDS, supra note 166, at 106, 112. The document sent by Pinckney to John Quincy Adams in 1818, which Adams published as Pinckney’s in the
not a wise or necessary decision” and that “[i]t sent our jurisprudence on a hazardous detour”), with Welsh S. White, Defending Miranda: A Reply to
retroactive effect. Yet “any effort to define the requisite degree of novelty will necessarily be spongy and highly manipulable. The signals sent by the
signals sent by the Supreme Court in application will be at least as important as the precise verbal formula- tion.”333 One upshot of the inquiry into the
of 84-8 and sent it on to the states for ratification on March 22, 1972. 118 CONG. REC. 9598 (1972); see also MANSBRIDGE, supra note 135, at 12
Prior to Miller, the Supreme Court consistently relied on “objective indicia,” such as legislative enactments and sentencing practices, to determine