Civil Procedure · International
Equity and Exigency: A First-Principles Solution for the Supreme Court’s Emergency Docket
The James A. Thomas Lecture at Yale, followed by a conversation with Dean Cristina Rodríguez about public service, the Court and the speaker’s professional journey.
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- Equity and the Supreme Court’s emergency docket.
- Conversation about judicial work and public service.
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- Civil Procedure
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