Dana Michelle Davenport, ’07: Following Many Right Paths Makes Connections and Supports Others
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Congressional "poison pills" could come in one of two flavors: The first type would hitch constitutionally vulnerable items to provisions that a conservative court would be loathe to invalidate. The second would trigger a fallback measure — if one part of the legislation is struck down — that would be highly obnoxious to an ideological bench, but beyond its power to invalidate.
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Participating faculty: Daniel Hemel, Jennifer Nou