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Good and Bad Patient Involvement: Implementing the Patient-Involvement Provisions of the 21st Century Cures Act at the FDA | Yale Law Journal

reduced libido in women. The FDA rejected the application twice, noting that the drug’s minimal benefits did not outweigh the risks it posed to patients

What About #UsToo?: The Invisibility of Race in the #MeToo Movement | Yale Law Journal

Post (Nov. 9, 2017), https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation‌/wp‌/2017/11/09/the-waitress-who-works-in-the-diner-needs-to-know-that-the-issue

What Break Do Children Deserve? Juveniles, Crime, and Justice Kennedy’s Influence on the Supreme Court’s Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence | Yale Law Journal

nomination of Judge Kavanaugh for his vacant seat, commentators have discussed what a Supreme Court with now-Justice Kavanaugh will mean for contentious

The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law | Yale Law Journal

Langford, Justin Levitt, Leah Litman, Orly Lobel, Derek Muller, Brendan Nyhan, Nate Persily, Rick Pildes, Nick Stephanopoulos, Emily Rong Zhang

Unsafe and Unsound: HIV Policy in the U.S. Military | Yale Law Journal

immunodeficiency virus (HIV) medicine and get and keep an undetectable viral load, you have effectively no risk of transmitting HIV to an HIV-negative partner

Lawyers’ Monopoly and the Promises of AI | Yale Law Journal

middle-class people often can’t afford to pay two hundred dollars per hour to get divorced, negotiate away a noncompete clause, or fight an eviction

Inside FOIA, Inc. | Yale Law Journal

noting that the purposes of those requests were largely “not contemplated by the Congress.” Today’s picture is no different. In particular

Vaccine Licensure in the Public Interest: Lessons from the Development of the U.S. Army Zika Vaccine | Yale Law Journal

vaccine, the government has not disclosed evidence as to whether exclusivity is necessary or not. In its exclusive license notice, the Army only provided

i Hall v. Florida /i and Ending the Death Penalty for Severely Mentally Ill Defendants | Yale Law Journal

neither retribution nor deterrence can justify executing someone with an intellectual disability. In many ways, the Hall decision thus echoes concerns

When Stopping the Smuggler Means Repelling the Refugee: International Human Rights Law and the European Unions Operation To Combat Smuggling in Libya’s Territorial Sea | Yale Law Journal

in the coming months, the UNSC’s legitimization of Phase 2Bwill further embolden the norm of next generation non-entrée. In pronouncing the legality of