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new legal realism, empirical legal studies, legal pragmatism, interdisciplinary translation
legal realism, legal theory, behavioral law and economics, institutionalism, contextualism, attitudinal model, new legal realism, new formalism, dynamic realism, law and politics, mediating theory, recursivity
statute, judicial review, legislative process, legislation, interpretation
ordinary meaning, legislation, statutory interpretation, experimental jurisprudence, textualism
legal interpretation, textualism, ordinary meaning, experimental jurisprudence
constitution, legislation, interpretation, empirics
originalism, empirical legal studies, constitutional law, Supreme Court
interpretation constitution statutory
canons, interpretation, statutory interpretation, legislative history
new legal realism, conditional theory, empirical legal studies, new governance, experimentalism, emergent analytics, modularity, legal theory
Supreme Court, due process, sterilization laws, constitutional law, Fourteenth Amendment
statutory interpretation, legislative history, intent, context, legislative theory, textualism
textualism, statutory interpretation, ordinary meaning, experimental jurisprudence
constitutional law, legislative theory, legislative history, originalism
Legal Realism, Legal Theory, Behavioral Law And Economics, Institutionalism, Contextualism, Attitudinal Model, New Legal Realism, New Formalism, Dynamic Realism, Law And Politics, Mediating Theory, Recursivity
Supreme Court, Due Process Clause, fundamental rights, Lochner era, property rights, Fourtheenth Amendment
constitutional interpretation, textualism, legal theory, statutory interpretation, plain meaning, labor law
Congress, textualism, purposivism, legislative history, constitutional interpretation, supermajoritarian difficulty, statutory interpretation, separation of powers, game theory, electoral connection
equal protection, equal protection clause, constitution, constitutionalist, discrimination
crime, criminal justice, feminist legal theory, provocation, defense, crimes of passion, murder, manslaughter, legal reform, model penal code, domestic violence, intimate homicide
legislative history, textualism, Congress, constitutional theory, statutory law, interpretation, judicial review
separation of powers, function, Morrison v. Olson, Clinton v. Jones, federalism, structural incentive
self-defense, imminence, battered women, family law, criminal law, criminal defense
decision theory, jurisprudence, statutory interpretation, purposivism, textualism, Supreme Court, Congress
feminism, domestic violence, self-defense, rape reform, marital rape reform, battered women
reasonable man, battered women, violence, self-defense, provocation, heuristic, subjectivity, objectivity, majoritarian norms
separation of power, Supreme Court, Congress, federalist, legal authority, legislative, executive and judiciary power, politics
Supreme Court, overrides, Congress, statutory interpretation, decision theory
criminal law theory, criminal defense, public law, individualization, self-defense, insanity, necessity, provocation, political theory
self-defense, battered women, abuse excuse, domestic violence, criminal defenses, provocation, moral judgment, criminal law
federalism, separation of powers, constitutionalism, textualist, originalist
feminism, equality, gender equality
crime legislation, criminal law scholars, crime politics, political theory, legal theory, legal history
switching, inequality, criminal law, upending status, murder, reasonable person, prejudice, cultural stereotypes, bias
constitutional doctrine, clear law, Supreme Court, formalism, realism, jurisprudence, criminal law
feminist theory, legal theory
right to counsel, Sixth Amendment, due process
