Yakima Herald-Republic articles from October 2006

Yakima Herald-Republic archives from October 2006

Historian in the cellar.
October 1, 2006... I Get out of the light, Lawrence Friedman has told legions of legal historians, and go down to the cellar. Upstairs you'll find only the history of appellate law. There, in floodlit reading rooms, celestial metaphors take flight--those...

Efficiency and tax incentives: the case for refundable tax credits.
October 1, 2006... INTRODUCTION I. OVERVIEW OF REFUNDABLE TAX CREDITS A. Current Refundable Credits B. Has Bipartisan Support for Refundable Credits Crested? II. THE EFFICIENCY CASE FOR REFUNDABLE TAX CREDITS A. Uniform Refundable...

Antitrust and the supremacy clause.
October 1, 2006... INTRODUCTION I. VIOLATION AND PREEMPTION RUN TOGETHER: ANTITRUST CONFLICT UP TO NOW A. Parker's Invisible Preemption Doctrine B. The Parker Line's Implied Exemption Cases C. "Violation" as the Source of the Court's...

The law of other states.
October 1, 2006... INTRODUCTION I. THE JURY THEOREM AND FOLLOWING OTHER STATES A. A Heated Controversy B. Decisions and Information C. The Basic Argument D. An Initial Puzzle and Underlying Assumptions II. THE JUDGMENT CONDITION...

Sorting the revolutionary from the terrorist: the delicate application of the "political offense" exception in U.S. extradition cases.
October 1, 2006... INTRODUCTION I. EXTRADITION AND THE POLITICAL OFFENSE EXCEPTION IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS II. GROWTH OF THE POLITICAL OFFENSE EXCEPTION AND THE "INCIDENCE" TEST A. Historical Development B. Integration into...