"Expressive Law: Framing or Equilibrium Selection?" KSG Faculty Research Working Papers Series RWP03-046, November 2003.
The law frames pornography as an issue of obscenity, decency and morality.
The law, framed in response to the horrifying gang rape of a young woman in Delhi, seems like an important first step.
Will he be celebrated as the victim of an archaic, repressive law framed in a country with a guilty conscience about its own past?
The park authority has the final say and national parks are for wilderness and tranquillity, says Chris France, its director of planning, with the law framed to protect that.But the government has over-ruled such objections before.
As an anti-trust attorney, Dan was part of a legal team that prevailed against Microsoft, and now has turned his attention to how the law frames nature, or vice versa.
The Long Arm of Moore's Law frames our understanding of the trajectories of American (and global) science across the Cold War and post-Cold War divide with a sweeping perspective.
The beliefs that the Mississippi law frames as religious — that marriage is a straight institution, that all people are born male or female and stay that way — are, in fact, many Americans' intuition of the way things always were and should be.
The senators, who lead the Judiciary subcommittee on privacy, technology and the law, framed the letter around a recent incident involving a family that discovered that their Echo had recorded a private conversation and sent it to a random person in their contacts.
Fines, Fees, Bail, and the Cost of Courts, which examines the economic challenges that courts and their users experience, the constitutional law framing obligations to provide access to justice, the litigation challenging "court debt," and the efforts of judiciaries to change their use of fees and fines.
