Law
Rights, Remedies, and the Gap Between Them
A right with no remedy attached is a claim about how things ought to be, not a description of how they are.
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There is an old lawyer’s instinct to test a right by asking what happens when it is violated. The instinct is sound, and it is uncomfortable, because a great many declared rights do not survive the question.