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The new radical-criminal trials : a step toward a class-for-itself in the American proletariat?
Sternberg, David - In: Science & society : a journal of Marxist thought and … 36 (1972) 3, pp. 274-301
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Dissen behavior and the social background of Supreme Court justices
Ulmer, S. Sidney - In: The journal of politics : JOP 32 (1970) 3, pp. 580-598
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Courts for a new nation
Henderson, Dwight F. - 1971
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The United States courts of appeals : 1972-1973 term criminal law and procedure
Friendly, Henry J. (contributor) - In: The Georgetown law journal 62 (1973) 2, pp. 401-754
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An economic analysis of the courts
Landes, William M. - In: Essays in the economics of crime and punishment, (pp. 164-214). 1974
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Employing inconsistent statements for impeachment and as substantive evidence : a critical review and proposed amendments of Federal Rules of Evidence 801 (d)(1)(A), 613, and 607
Graham, Michael H. - In: Michigan law review 75 (1977) 8, pp. 1565-1620
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Differences in the economic burden of jury duty
Munsterman, G. Thomas; Pabst jr., William R. - In: Operations research in law enforcement, justice, and …, (pp. 229-241). 1976
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Aldinger v. Howard and pendent jurisdiction
Miller, Geoffrey P. - In: Columbia law review 77 (1977) 1, pp. 127-152
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Statistical studies of the costs of six-man versus twelve-man juries
Pabst jr., W. R. - 1974
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Limited partnerships and federal diversity jurisdiction
Kopecky, Robert J. - In: The University of Chicago law review 45 (1978) 2, pp. 384-418
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