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Another View of the Quagmire: Unconstitutional Conditions and Contract Theory Daniel A. Farber

Another View of the Quagmire: Unconstitutional Conditions and Contract Theory Daniel A. Farber

... Whatever the reason for policing the terms of the exchange, contract theory makes it clear that this is going to be a very difficult enterprise. In private law, courts have long since given up on any general effort to ...

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Unconstitutional Conditions: The Second Circuit Splits with the D C  Circuit and Erroneously Finds Anti Prostitution Pledge Required for HIV/AIDs Funding Unconditional

Unconstitutional Conditions: The Second Circuit Splits with the D C Circuit and Erroneously Finds Anti Prostitution Pledge Required for HIV/AIDs Funding Unconditional

... Unconstitutional Conditions The Second Circuit Splits with the D C Circuit and Erroneously Finds Anti Prostitution Pledge Required for HIV/AIDs Funding Unconditional SMU Law Review Volume 65 | Issue 1[.] ...

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Unconstitutional Conditions Obscured: A Brief Response to Professor Abrams

Unconstitutional Conditions Obscured: A Brief Response to Professor Abrams

... In his paper in this issue of the San Diego Law Review, Professor Howard Abrams' takes me to task for my analysis of the doctrine of unconstitutional conditions as i[r] ...

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Economic Analysis and Unconstitutional Conditions: A Reply to Professor Epstein

Economic Analysis and Unconstitutional Conditions: A Reply to Professor Epstein

... In his Foreword to last November's issue of the Harvard Law Re- view, Professor Epstein tries to make sense of the unconstitutional conditions doctrine.' That doctri[r] ...

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Unconstitutional Conditions and the Distribution of Liberty

Unconstitutional Conditions and the Distribution of Liberty

... Preferred constitutional liberties do not simply protect individual autonomy, but serve three important distributive functions as well: First, they check the power of[r] ...

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Is There an Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine

Is There an Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine

... The doctrine operates as a shorthand re- sponse to these otherwise plausible arguments from the greater power and waiver; sometimes it provides the basis for a br[r] ...

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Towards a Nonunifying Theory of Unconstitutional Conditions: The Example of the Religion Clauses

Towards a Nonunifying Theory of Unconstitutional Conditions: The Example of the Religion Clauses

... Perhaps the parochial school aid cases may be distinguished on the grounds that the question of whether the state in those cases pro- vided special benefits to reli[r] ...

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Systemic Coercion: Unconstitutional Conditions in the Criminal Law

Systemic Coercion: Unconstitutional Conditions in the Criminal Law

... Justice Stewart's opinion for the Court in Hayes acknowledged that "for an agent of the State to pursue a course of action whose objective is to penalize a person's reliance on his legal[r] ...

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Unconstitutional Conditions: Unrecognized Implications for the Establishment Clause

Unconstitutional Conditions: Unrecognized Implications for the Establishment Clause

... For example, in a recent case in- volving whether a public school district could make available to stu- dents in parochial schools some of the supplemental secular[r] ...

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Offers, Threats, and Unconstitutional Conditions

Offers, Threats, and Unconstitutional Conditions

... Government issues a pure threat when it puts the recipient to the choice of foregoing exercise of a right or else suffering a reduction in the level of governme[r] ...

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Contracting Away Rights: A Comment on Daniel Farber's "Another View of the Quagmire"

Contracting Away Rights: A Comment on Daniel Farber's "Another View of the Quagmire"

... of unconstitutional conditions by abandoning the concept in favor of a malleable system in which rights are constantly reconfigured to suit the immediate needs of the parties to a particular conflict ...

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United States v. Gainey, 380 U.S. 63 (1965)

United States v. Gainey, 380 U.S. 63 (1965)

... -Defendant Gainey's conviction for carrying on an illegal distillery business was reversed by the United States court of appeals.' The court held unconstitutional a [r] ...

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The Commerce Clause Implications of the Individual Mandate Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

The Commerce Clause Implications of the Individual Mandate Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

... pre-existing conditions; (4) structural transformations are already building a more efficient healthcare procedure; and (5) the law encourages fairness, transparency, and integrity in the private healthcare ...

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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act: The Constitutional Significance of an Unconstitutional Statute

The Religious Freedom Restoration Act: The Constitutional Significance of an Unconstitutional Statute

... exercise in substantive constitutional interpretation, served merely to supplement the Supreme Court's basic approach to voting rights, with the Court, in effect, per[r] ...

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Punishing Depictions of Animal Cruelty: Unconstitutional or a Valid Restriction on Speech?

Punishing Depictions of Animal Cruelty: Unconstitutional or a Valid Restriction on Speech?

... 38 First, he notes that cases of child pornography and depictions of animal cruelty both allow for restrictions on the distribution of speech because of how the speech [r] ...

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Practice Questions 2013 - Answers.pdf

Practice Questions 2013 - Answers.pdf

... John Adams signed William Marbury in as one of the “midnight judges” before his term as president was over. William Marbury’s appointment was never delivered, he is suing for his appointment. He uses for justification ...

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Locomotion, Liberty and Legislation

Locomotion, Liberty and Legislation

... In declaring the vagrancy statute to be unconstitutional, the United States District Court declared that the statute was strictly a catch-all statute failing in spe[r] ...

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Brown, Fisher, and the Necessity of Context to Achieve Racial Equity in Public Institutions

Brown, Fisher, and the Necessity of Context to Achieve Racial Equity in Public Institutions

... In his concurring opinion, Justice Scalia adheres to the view that racial discrimination is unconstitutional. “The Constitution proscribes government discrimination on the basis of race, and state-provided ...

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Revoking Probation, Parole or Pardon without a Hearing

Revoking Probation, Parole or Pardon without a Hearing

... Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit agreed that the state court's interpretation of the pardon was conclusive, but held that, so interpreted, it was unconstitutional; reservation of p[r] ...

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Reflections on a Unified Theory of Motive

Reflections on a Unified Theory of Motive

... For an unconstitutional goal obviously cannot be invoked in a statute's defense, and that means, where the real goal was uncon- stitutional, that the goal that fits the class[r] ...

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