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participation in political processes. In response, this Article—the second in a series—begins a new conversation in the field of legislation by developing
1955, Series A: Legal Department and Central Office Records, 1910-1939, Folder: Cases Supported—George Crawford). 254. See Eric W. Rise, Crime, Comity
Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith, the Supreme Court considered whether the licensing of one of Andy Warhol’s Prince Series works (see the work on the
Series works (see the work on the left in Figure 1), for the purpose of illustrating a magazine story about the musician Prince, was a fair use of the
Aurelius Investment, LLC, to overrule the Insular Cases. There is good reason to overrule the Insular Cases—a series of early 1900s rulings that drew
pricing is rare: A firm contemplating predatory price warfare will perceive a series of obstacles that make the prospect of such a campaign
bureaucracy. The past two decades have ushered in a new age of central banking. A new approach to judicial review of central banking should follow
perceive a series of obstacles that make the prospect of such a campaign exceedingly unattractive. The losses during the war will be proportionally
some of these programs were very successful in relocating low-income city residents out of the highest poverty central city neighborhoods to lower
the case not through findings of Congress or the lower courts, but rather through amicus briefs filed in the Supreme Court, including the brief