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Ridding the Family-Law Canon of the Relics of Coverture: The Due Process Right to Alternative Fee Arrangements in Divorce | Yale Law Journal

assets because of the merger of the wife’s legal existence with that of the husband. The wife could not act legally for herself in any way. This

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Reconstructing Liberty, Equality, and Marriage: The Missing Nineteenth Amendment Ar… A.F.S., Jr., Recent Cases, Divorce-Liability of Husband for Wife’s

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wife to prosecute her case, based upon his view 18. Note, Who Pays for the Wife’s Defense in a Divorce Action?, 35 HARV. L. REV. 464, 464 (1922

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revolution: a revolution by and through the law.” 57 The taciturn Robert Kennedy surprised many when he tapped the equally laconic Marshall, 58 a

The Age of Consent | Yale Law Journal

and its demigods, including Christopher Columbus Langdell and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Langdell believed that law was a science from which

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acknowledged the “tawdry” facts of the case, which had the Governor of Virginia and his wife receiving a steady stream of expensive gifts from a

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There, the Supreme Court acknowledged the “tawdry” facts of the case, which had the Governor of Virginia and his wife receiving a steady stream of

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acknowledged the “tawdry” facts of the case, which had the Governor of Virginia and his wife receiving a steady stream of expensive gi�s from a

Navigating Between “Politics as Usual” and Sacks of Cash | Yale Law Journal

the “tawdry” facts of the case, which had the Governor of Virginia and his wife receiving a steady stream of expensive gifts from a businessman

Perfect Plaintiffs | Yale Law Journal

selected plaintiff can provide a concrete context for abstract legal concepts and personalize the stakes. Justice Kennedy, author of all the recent