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essential to debates that rage today over gender and sexuality in public. Just fifty years ago, not only LGBTQ people but also cisgender women were the
rights when you live in a colony?” In this Note, I will argue that CLS’s critique of rights, though compelling in the abstract, falters in the political
the Global North, most notably in New York, betrays the principle of sovereign equality in international law, under which par in parem non habet
haunting legal theory now is not “false necessity.” It is false dichotomy. Striking the balance is crucial for two urgent reasons. One is to assess just
however, those procedures may now be insufficient. This Note argues that as the state has conferred additional entitlements on public primary- and
This was not so with the new Harvard regime. In that system, there were no lawyers, no meaningful sharing of information, and no hearings whatsoever
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for public figures, so there is no reason not to impose stronger notice-and-takedown provisions for public figures as well. Private individuals are the