In his dissent in Mr. Florence's case, Judge Louis H. Pollak, a former dean of Yale Law School, was also skeptical of the majority's theory.
In a dissenting opinion in the Seminole Tribe case, Justice John Paul Stevens warned that the majority's theory would disable Congress from enforcing federal bankruptcy, copyright and antitrust laws against the states.
The majority's theory in that 5-to-4 decision was that the 11th Amendment, which deprives the federal courts of jurisdiction to hear certain suits against states, trumped Article I of the Constitution, which enumerates specific Congressional powers, like the power to regulate interstate commerce.
The vast majority of theories of consciousness, including Global Neuronal Workspace theory, acknowledge that there is a tight relation between conscious perception and working memory.
For instance, a majority of theories of causation, explanation, confirmation, determinism, counterfactuals etc. presuppose laws of nature.
These results are contrary to the majority of theories, in which albumin is considered a non-adhesive molecule.
The majority of theories and techniques available are based on classical logic and so they cannot handle adequately such set of information, at least directly.
The majority said the theory was based on an invalid interpretation of the phrase "prevailing party".
Blacks are separate and apart from the majority culture, the theory goes, but every family has old people in it, and anyone not currently in the class eventually will be.
