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As law-school clinics assume a growing role in legal education, instructors, students, and community partners have used clinics to test novel, sometimes radical lawyering approaches. This Collection draws from those experiments, using case studies from family defense, immigration, and worker rights to explore the relationship between law and ...
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SR 3.2 Internal Cross-References. 3.2.1—In footnotes in which an internal cross-reference is used in a textual sentence, always use “supra” or “infra” immediately preceding the cross-reference (i.e., without a preposition like “in” or “at”). Subsections are the lowest unit that can be used in a cross-reference.
1. Culpable Mental States. Thirty-two jurisdictions penalize only “willful” or “knowing” disobedience; two states punish people who “refuse” to obey lawful orders; two other states use the word “disobey”; and eight states, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the District of Columbia do not require a particular mental state.36 ...
the yale law journal 126:710 2017 714 vestors . . . pour into the stock.”11 Another commented that Amazon is in “a class of its own when it comes to valuation.”12 Reporters and financial analysts continue to speculate about when and how
Yale Law Journal - Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox
Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox. Lina M. Khan. Antitrust Law • Consumer Law. abstract. Amazon is the titan of twenty-first century commerce. In addition to being a retailer, it is now a marketing platform, a delivery and logistics network, a payment service, a credit lender, an auction house, a major book publisher, a producer of television and ...
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Yale Law Journal - The Fourth Amendment and General Law
Feb 28, 2023 · This Article contends that courts should interpret the Fourth Amendment by looking to “general law”—common-law rules under the control of no particular sovereign. This approach finds strong support in the Fourth Amendment’s text, doctrine, and historical background, and would protect the Amendment’s underlying …
Mandatory Sentencing and Racial Disparity: Assessing the Role of ...
The vertical lines in Figure 1 mark four key events: the PROTECT Act, Blakely (Booker’s immediate predecessor), Booker, and Kimbrough/Gall (which clarified and strengthened Booker’s holding). 168 As this graph makes clear, Booker was a major shock to the sentencing discretion afforded to judges. Departures increased immediately and substantially, from about 30% to …
Yale Law Journal - Antitrust and Platform Monopoly
Antitrust and Platform Monopoly. abstract. Contrary to common belief, large digital platforms that deal directly with consumers, such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google, are not “winner-take-all” firms. They must compete on the merits or otherwise rely on exclusionary practices to attain or maintain dominance, and this gives antitrust ...