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</html><description>For years now, some have argued that if substantive due process prohibits disproportionately large punitive damages awards against major corporations, it also should stop courts from enforcing excessive contract damages against consumers. See&#xA0;Seana Valentine Shiffrin, Are Credit Card Late Fees Unconstitutional?, 15 Wm. &amp; Mary Bill Rts. J. 457, 460 (2006). Two Ninth Circuit judges [...]</description></oembed>
