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only if it fulfills two conditions. First, Congress cannot expand the scope of a substantive constitutional right beyond the limits that the Court has
underlying issue on their own. Even if a legislature resolved the issue instead of a court, it would likely rely on many of the same private
Blair Details Case Against Bin Laden: Retaliation Feared if U.S. Strikes Afghanistan, WASH. POST, Oct. 5, 2001, at A1; President George W. Bush
antitrust litigation: it suggests that if a defendant succeeds in demonstrating that a market is two-sided, the plaintiff may face the burden of
constitutional commitments can seem “embarrassing” or “inappropriate” if senatorial questioning appears to threaten the independent prerogative of the Court to
establish a prima facie case of competitive harm. That re- sult holds significant implications for antitrust litigation: it suggests that if a de
not to determine if there is blight’ but to find blight where the agency wants it to be found.”). 3. U.S. CONST. amend. V (emphasis added). 4. To
in turn, if courts will enforce RUDs, should that change how they are drafted? What are the legal effects of using certain RUDs over others? These
and refutes the claims of skeptics who say that fund investors would be better off if they employed their managers directly. author. Associate
exchange is neither surprising nor novel (Lewinsohn does not pretend otherwise). If we take the long view, consideration is a relatively new concept in