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fairness and standing to sue. This Essay uses a mixed-methods study to sketch operation of criminal legal systems in several rural counties in central
participation in political processes. In response, this Article—the second in a series—begins a new conversation in the field of legislation by developing
Younger abstention doctrine, limiting federal courts’ authority to address constitutional viola- tions in state criminal prosecutions. Today, lower
studies—may be more instructive. 1. Patents The patent system offers time-limited monopoly rights to innovators whose inventions meet a series of
judges in U.S. territories are now obsolete. It foregrounds the central role that the Judicial Conference has played in preserving two sepa… Review
notice-and-comment rulemaking emerged from a series of American transplantations of English rulemaking procedures. Yet, as this Article emphasizes, during
for the 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
through a 200-case study, reveals courts’ central role… Article From 1919 to 1969, the Offices of the Legislative Counsel in the Senate and House
overrule the Insular Cases. There is good reason to overrule the Insular Cases—a series of early 1900s rulings that drew constitutional distinctions
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