The Yale Law Journal, Volume 88, Part 2Yale Law Journal Company, 1979 - Electronic journals |
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Page 1135
... individual can be required to surrender to others responsibility for his moral views . Although it may be consistent with such a society for its government to have authority to make contraception , abortion , homosexuality , or adultery ...
... individual can be required to surrender to others responsibility for his moral views . Although it may be consistent with such a society for its government to have authority to make contraception , abortion , homosexuality , or adultery ...
Page 1466
... individual.67 The prima facie showing of disparate impact has been used by the courts in the employment context to evaluate different kinds of decisionmaking processes . In cases of unstructured subjective screen- ing involving ...
... individual.67 The prima facie showing of disparate impact has been used by the courts in the employment context to evaluate different kinds of decisionmaking processes . In cases of unstructured subjective screen- ing involving ...
Page 1484
... individual credit users , applicants , and investors . The position of these parties ensures that the costs they must bear will be broadly distributed and occur generally in small amounts that are not unduly burden- some to each party ...
... individual credit users , applicants , and investors . The position of these parties ensures that the costs they must bear will be broadly distributed and occur generally in small amounts that are not unduly burden- some to each party ...
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