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WEBRobert R. Slaughter Professor of Law, Yale Law School; Law Clerk for Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, 2006-07. In June 2007—as my year with Justice O’Connor began drawing to a close—she stopped by my office for a friendly chat late one afternoon. Rather than physically knocking, she playfully intoned the. 01 Jul 2024.
Tort Law Inside Out - Yale Law Journal
WEBOct 7, 2017 · Tort Law Inside Out. abstract. For more than a century, scholars have been looking at tort law from the outside in. Theorists committed to external goals like efficient allocation of resources or moral justice have treated tort as a mere vehicle for the achievement of their policy preferences, rather than as a body of law with a discernible ...
WEBSR 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.
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WEBYale Law Journal Announces Winners of Journalism, Communication & Media Law Student Essay Competition. Bianca M. Herlitz-Ferguson. 01 Sep 2020.
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WEBHOW TO SUBMIT . The Yale Law Journal is no longer accepting submissions for Volume 134, with the exception of student submissions for Notes, Comments, and pieces for the Student Essay Competition. To submit a piece, please visit our online submission system.If this is your first time using our submission system, please make a new account by clicking “Not a member?” on the login page.
WEBIn Huddleston, the Court highlighted four factors for courts to consider in Rule 404(b) cases: that the proof in question was (1) offered for a “proper purpose,” (2) relevant under Rule 401, (3) admissible under Rule 403, and (4) restricted to its proper purpose by a limiting instruction, if requested. Id. at 691.
Yale Law Journal - Natural Rights and the First Amendment
WEBNatural Rights and the First Amendment. abstract. The Supreme Court often claims that the First Amendment reflects an original judgment about the proper scope of expressive freedom. After a century of academic debate, however, the meanings of speech and press freedoms at the Founding remain remarkably hazy.
Yale Law Journal - Antitrust and Platform Monopoly
WEBAntitrust 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 ...
The Yale Law Journal - Review
WEBAziz Z. Huq. This Book Review asks what comprises a well-functioning legal system in light of new evidence of how law operated across a wide historical panorama. Such contextualization has implications for a sound working definition of law, understanding law’s relation to the rule of law, and law’s role in emanc…. Review.