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Jevonte Pressley V. Matt Miller Dec 2022

Jevonte Pressley V. Matt Miller

2022 Decisions

USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania

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Schoolhouse Rock! Rules: Orthodoxies And Unorthodoxies In Congressional Procedure, John Cannan Dec 2022

Schoolhouse Rock! Rules: Orthodoxies And Unorthodoxies In Congressional Procedure, John Cannan

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Is the Schoolhouse Rock! cartoon version of the conventional legislative process really dead? According to some legal academics, traditional Congressional procedures, documented in the cartoon I’m Just a Bill, have been replaced by unorthodox lawmaking—frequent and significant procedural legislative deviations. In actuality, the iconic cartoon and the traditional process are not ready for the grave just yet.

This paper documents the many nuances in orthodox and unorthodox lawmaking by reviewing over 1,500 laws passed between the 111th to116th Congresses and the information sources produced for each to evaluate how pervasive unorthodox law-making really is. The results show the true balance …

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Gustavo Xavier V. Superintendent Albion Sci Dec 2022

Gustavo Xavier V. Superintendent Albion Sci

2022 Decisions

USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania

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Usa V. Harmon Dec 2022

Usa V. Harmon

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Usa V. Jeffrey Riggins Dec 2022

Usa V. Jeffrey Riggins

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USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

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Ivis Alexander-Mendoza V. Attorney General United States Dec 2022

Ivis Alexander-Mendoza V. Attorney General United States

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Ministerial Decision On The Trips Agreement (Wto), Ana Santos Rutschman Dec 2022

Ministerial Decision On The Trips Agreement (Wto), Ana Santos Rutschman

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Quintez Talley V. Constanzo Dec 2022

Quintez Talley V. Constanzo

2022 Decisions

USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

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Jennifer Kitz V. Michael Kitz, Sr. Dec 2022

Jennifer Kitz V. Michael Kitz, Sr.

2022 Decisions

USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

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Usa V. Christopher Hurd Dec 2022

Usa V. Christopher Hurd

2022 Decisions

USDC for the District of Delaware

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Adebodun Idowu V. Attorney General United States Dec 2022

Adebodun Idowu V. Attorney General United States

2022 Decisions

Agency

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Sex And Coercion: Comments On Green's Criminalizing Sex, Michelle Madden Dempsey Dec 2022

Sex And Coercion: Comments On Green's Criminalizing Sex, Michelle Madden Dempsey

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In chapter seven of Stuart Green’s magnificent book, Criminalizing Sex, he considers the crime of rape by coercion. In doing so, he takes up several related questions, including how we should distinguish between coercive threats and so-called coercive offers, and how to distinguish between coercive and non-coercive offers. My comments proceed in five steps. In section one, I argue that we should not bother making any distinction between threats and offers, since the two are intertranslatable. In section two, I examine various baselines that might be used to identify coercive proposals (regardless of whether they appear in the form of …

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Manipulating Facebook's Notification System To Provide Evidence Of Techno-Social Engineering, Brett Frischmann, Katherine Haenschen, Paul Ellenbogen Dec 2022

Manipulating Facebook's Notification System To Provide Evidence Of Techno-Social Engineering, Brett Frischmann, Katherine Haenschen, Paul Ellenbogen

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Techno-social engineering (TSE) theory argues that digital platforms shape and program human behaviors. We provide empirical evidence of this theory by introducing a novel method to conduct in-network studies on Facebook. We manipulate Facebook’s birthday notification system by recruiting confederates to change their birthday to a randomly assigned date and then measure network members’ responses in terms of whether they leave a greeting or question the veracity of the date. TSE theory leads us to expect that more participants will wish happy birthday on the fake date than question its veracity. We explore variables expected to predict heterogeneity in terms …

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Don Ascolese V. Shoemaker Construction Co Nov 2022