abstract. In The Collapse of Constitutional Remedies, Aziz Huq challenges the idealistic view of federal courts as faithful exponents of the Constitution’s protections for liberty. He insists that the ...
abstract. Almost eight years after the passage of Dodd-Frank, financial institutions remain large, complex, and interconnected. Academics and policymakers across the ideological spectrum largely agree ...
115 Yale L.J. 737 (2006)CHIRELSTEIN V122021 (POST OP, POST FLIP, POST AU CHECK IN) 2/6/2006 5:53:37 PM I occupied the office next to Boris Bittker’s for nearly twenty years at the Yale Law School. It ...
112 Yale L.J. 1511 (2003)Louis Kaplow and Steven Shavell are talented and distinguished legal academics who for the past several years have been working jointly on a massive project in normative law ...
120 Yale L.J. 967 (2011).
118 Yale L.J. 1245 (2009).Making Up for Lost Time: A Bright Line Rule for Equitable Tolling in Immigration Cases ...
This Comment will explore the developing body of case law pertaining to cost-shifting in electronic discovery and its relationship to the guidelines accompanying the 2006 amendments. Due to the close ...
113 Yale L.J. 1753 (2004)INTRODUCTION In the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced a campaign of aggressive preventive detention. Invoking Robert ...
Transplantation Committee estimates that this new system of “longevity matching” will wring an extra 8,380 years of life out of the nation’s supply of Critics have charged the plan with age ...
118 Yale L.J. 1312 (2009).Introduction: The Constitutional Law and Politics of In the fall of 2008, Yale Law School sponsored a conference on the future of sexual and reproductive rights. Panels on ...
117 Yale L.J. 1694 (2008). This essay on the law and politics of abortion analyzes the constitutional principles governing new challenges to Roe. The essay situates the Court’s recent decision in ...
110 Yale L.J. 441 (2000)Last Term, the Supreme Court sent ominous signals about the future of federal antidiscrimination law. The Court twice ruled that Congress lacked power under Section 5 of the ...
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