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Machine Testimony
source as an assertion, but that convey the source’s belief that a condition is true and are offered to prove the truth of that belief—trigger
Forum: Not Logic, but Experience: Drawing on Lessons from the Real World in Thinking About the Riddle of Rape-by-Fraud
not all lies are sufficient to trigger prosecution. As Rubenfeld acknowledges, materiality is an important component of this analysis. Whatever else
Forum: The Abortion Interoperability Trap
rather than risk a situation where different actors—say, abortion providers and health-information exchanges—can simply point fingers at each other
Forum: Unmanned Stakeouts: Pole-Camera Surveillance and Privacy After the Tuggle Cert Denial
doctrine, which governs an individual’s constitutional protection from warrantless searches. Under current Fourth Amendment doctrine, to trigger an
Forum: Prove It! Judging the Hostile-or-Warlike-Action Exclusion in Cyber-Insurance Policies
blend of techniques, tools, and practices that blended the fingerprints of threat groups connected to North Korea, China, and Russia.” Moreover, they
Changing the Wind: Notes Toward a Demosprudence of Law and Social Movements
and important insights. Introduction I say here’s how you recognize a member of Congress. They’re the ones walking around with their fingers up in the
Forum: Transformative Immigration Lawyering
system and a rollback of long-standing congressional budgetary appropriations, and it will likely trigger harsh counternarratives about immigrant
Government Hacking
could trigger c… They do so by issuing a reverse Domain Name System query (which is free) to find the corresponding… Application and Affidavit for
Forum: The History of History and Tradition: The Roots of Dobbss Method (and Originalism) in the Defense of Segregation
Mississippi’s “leaders are proud to challenge Roe but choose not to lift a finger to address the tragedies lurking on the other side of the delivery room: our
Constitutional Law in an Age of Proportionality
standards to the great mass of legislation. Indeed, in Washington v. Davis, the Court rejected disparate impact based on race as a trigger for strict