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Antidiscrimination Statutes And Women-Only Spaces In The #Metoo Era, Anna Porter
Antidiscrimination Statutes And Women-Only Spaces In The #Metoo Era, Anna Porter
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Breaking The Bank: Split Interpretations Of The Bank Acts In The Era Of #Metoo, Conor R. Harvey
Breaking The Bank: Split Interpretations Of The Bank Acts In The Era Of #Metoo, Conor R. Harvey
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Challenging Abortion Informed Consent Regulations Through The First Amendment: The Case For Protecting Physicians’ Speech, Maia Dunlap
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Sexual Harassment By Any Other Name, Brian Soucek, Vicki Schultz
Sexual Harassment By Any Other Name, Brian Soucek, Vicki Schultz
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Schools As Training Grounds For Harassment, Ann C. Mcginley
Schools As Training Grounds For Harassment, Ann C. Mcginley
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Efficient Deterrence Of Workplace Sexual Harassment, Joni Hersch
Efficient Deterrence Of Workplace Sexual Harassment, Joni Hersch
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Witch Hunts: Free Speech, #Metoo, And The Fear Of Women’S Words, Mary Anne Franks
Witch Hunts: Free Speech, #Metoo, And The Fear Of Women’S Words, Mary Anne Franks
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Beyond The Bad Apple—Transforming The American Workplace For Women After #Metoo, Claudia Flores
Beyond The Bad Apple—Transforming The American Workplace For Women After #Metoo, Claudia Flores
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
The Rules Of #Metoo, Jessica A. Clarke
The Rules Of #Metoo, Jessica A. Clarke
University of Chicago Legal Forum
No abstract provided.
Access Denied: Internet Access And The Right To Education In South Africa, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Access Denied: Internet Access And The Right To Education In South Africa, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Global Human Rights Clinic
No abstract provided.
Gender-Sensitive And Gender-Effective Strategies In Preventing And Countering Violent Extremism, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic, Mandel Legal Aid Clinic
Gender-Sensitive And Gender-Effective Strategies In Preventing And Countering Violent Extremism, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic, Mandel Legal Aid Clinic
Global Human Rights Clinic
For over two decades, the global community has endeavored to prevent and combat violent extremism. In that time, states and civil society partners have increasingly recognized women’s role in this effort as critical to its success. The effective engagement of women, representing half of the world’s population, is now understood as necessary to a “localized, credible, inclusive, and resonant strateg[y] to build resilience to extremism.”
However, gender-sensitive and gender-effective approaches to preventing and countering violent extremism (PCVE) have remained elusive. Women’s involvement in PCVE strategies continue to be largely marginal, often reinforcing harmful stereotypes, and sometimes resulting in negative consequences …
Deadly Discretion: The Failure Of Police Use Of Force Policies To Meet Fundamental International Human Rights Law And Standards, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Deadly Discretion: The Failure Of Police Use Of Force Policies To Meet Fundamental International Human Rights Law And Standards, University Of Chicago Law School - Global Human Rights Clinic
Global Human Rights Clinic
No abstract provided.
Expungement Of Criminal Convictions: An Empirical Study, J.J. Prescott, Sonja B. Starr
Expungement Of Criminal Convictions: An Empirical Study, J.J. Prescott, Sonja B. Starr
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Laws permitting the expungement of criminal convictions are a key component of modern criminal justice reform efforts and have been the subject of a recent upsurge in legislative activity. This debate has been almost entirely devoid of evidence about the laws’ effects, in part because the necessary data (such as sealed records themselves) have been unavailable. We were able to obtain access to de-identified data that overcome that problem, and we use it to carry out a comprehensive statewide study of expungement recipients and comparable nonrecipients in Michigan. We offer three key sets of empirical findings. First, among those legally …
Precedent And Discretion, William Baude
Precedent And Discretion, William Baude
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Supreme Court precedent is a topic of perennial prominence. The Court overruled or severely limited multiple precedents last year, just as it did the year before that. Because of our widely-repeated norm of stare decisis, every overruling is criticized. Scholars have then debated whether the Court needs a stronger norm of stare decisis, so that it overrules fewer cases.
The Chicago School's Limited Influence On International Antitrust, Adam Chilton, Anu Bradford, Filippo Lancieri
The Chicago School's Limited Influence On International Antitrust, Adam Chilton, Anu Bradford, Filippo Lancieri
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No abstract provided.
The Machinery Of International Law And Democratic Backsliding: The Problem Of Term Limits, Tom Ginsburg
The Machinery Of International Law And Democratic Backsliding: The Problem Of Term Limits, Tom Ginsburg
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Utilizing a comprehensive panel dataset spanning from 1900 to 2020, this study introduces an innovative methodology for the analysis and categorization of legal documents, specifically national constitutions. Contrary to the predominant reliance on unsupervised methods within the field, this research incorporates a supervised machine-learning approach, notably the SEMMS method, alongside traditional unsupervised algorithms. This dual approach facilitates a nuanced analysis of the human rights provisions contained within national constitutions, resulting in the identification of both traditional and novel constitutional groupings. Broadly speaking, the more traditional common law-civil law divide does not seem particularly relevant in this context. Furthermore, our methodology …
Constitutionalism In Unexpected Places, Farah Peterson
Judge Wood Meets International Tax, Julie Roin
Historical Gloss, Madisonian Liquidation, And The Originalism Debate, Curtis A. Bradley, Neil S. Siegel
Historical Gloss, Madisonian Liquidation, And The Originalism Debate, Curtis A. Bradley, Neil S. Siegel
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The U.S. Constitution is old, relatively brief, and very difficult to amend.In its original form, the Constitution was primarily a framework for a new national government, and for 230 years the national government has operated under that framework even as conditions have changed in ways beyond the Founders’ conceivable imaginations.The framework has survived in no small part because government institutions have themselves played an important role in helping to fill in and clarify the framework through their practices and interactions, informed by the realities of governance.Courts, the political branches, and academic commentators commonly give weight to such post-Founding governmental practice …
The Failed Transparency Regime For Executive Agreements: An Empirical And Normative Analysis, Oona A. Hathaway, Curtis A. Bradley, Jack L. Goldsmith
The Failed Transparency Regime For Executive Agreements: An Empirical And Normative Analysis, Oona A. Hathaway, Curtis A. Bradley, Jack L. Goldsmith
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The Constitution specifies only one process for making international agreements. Article II states that the President “shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur.” The treaty process has long been on a path to obsolescence, however, with fewer and fewer treaties being made in each presidential administration. Nevertheless, the United States has not stopped making international agreements. Even as Article II treaties have come to a near halt, the United States has concluded hundreds of binding international agreements each year. These agreements, known as …
Zombie Energy Laws, Joshua C. Macey
Zombie Energy Laws, Joshua C. Macey
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This Article traces the development of three legal rules—cost recovery for vertically integrated utilities, the requirement that regulators assess the financial viability of energy projects before issuing a certificate of public convenience and necessity, and the filed rate doctrine—that emerged out of the view that electric power companies should be shielded from market forces. It argues that important elements of these legal rules have become “zombie energy laws.” Zombie energy laws are statutes, regulations, and judicial precedents that continue to apply after their underlying economic and legal bases dissipate. Zombie energy laws were originally designed to protect consumers by, among …
Expounding The Constitution, Farah Peterson
Rate Regulation Redux, Joshua Macey, Jackson Salovaara
Chapter 11'S Renegotiation Framework And The Purpose Of Corporate Bankruptcy, Anthony Casey
Chapter 11'S Renegotiation Framework And The Purpose Of Corporate Bankruptcy, Anthony Casey
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No abstract provided.
The Enduring Challenges For Habeas Corpus, Diane Wood
The "Ambiguity" Fallacy, Ryan Doerfler
Joint Employment: The Unintended And Unpredictable "Employment" Relationship, Richard Epstein, Timothy Tymkovich, Phillip Miscimarra, Richard Griffin, Pepper Crutcher
Joint Employment: The Unintended And Unpredictable "Employment" Relationship, Richard Epstein, Timothy Tymkovich, Phillip Miscimarra, Richard Griffin, Pepper Crutcher
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No abstract provided.
The Federal Judiciary's Role In Drug Law Reform In An Era Of Congressional Dysfunction, Erica Zunkel, Alison Siegler
The Federal Judiciary's Role In Drug Law Reform In An Era Of Congressional Dysfunction, Erica Zunkel, Alison Siegler
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No abstract provided.
A New Approach To Antitrust Law: Transparency, Frank Easterbrook, John Nalbandian, Deborah Garza, Eric Grannon, A.Douglas Melamed, Dan Mcginnis, Bob Popper
A New Approach To Antitrust Law: Transparency, Frank Easterbrook, John Nalbandian, Deborah Garza, Eric Grannon, A.Douglas Melamed, Dan Mcginnis, Bob Popper
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No abstract provided.