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Cold War casualty

George F. Hofmann

1993

A book of legal lists

Schwartz, Bernard

1997

Economic liberties and the judiciary

James A. Dorn, Henry G. Manne

1987

Rights vs. responsibilities

Elizabeth Blanks Hindman

1997

Kinship and politics

Donn M. Kurtz

1997

Limits

Roger B. Dworkin

1996

The rights of families

Martin Guggenheim

1996

The politics of constitutional review in Germany

Georg Vanberg

2005

The First Amendment, democracy, and romance

Steven H. Shiffrin

1993

The Lawmakers

John T. Saywell

2002

Does the law morally bind the poor? or, What good's the Constitution when you can't afford a loaf of bread?

R. George Wright

1996

Transnational Legal Orders

Terence C. Halliday

2016

Justice Upon Petition

James S. Hart

1991

The dilemma of toxic substance regulation

John M. Mendeloff

1988 ★ 3.4

Medical malpractice in nineteenth-century America

Kenneth Allen De Ville

1990

The essential Holmes

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.

1992

"Doing Justice" in the People's Court

Jon'a Meyer, Jon'A Meyer, Paul Jesilow

1996

On reading the Constitution

Laurence H. Tribe

1991

White by law

Ian Haney-López

1996

Contested culture

Jane Gaines

1991

The Judicial Branch of Federal Government

Charles L. Zelden

2007

Handbook of organic electrochemistry

Louis Meites

1977

Showdown

Wil Haygood

2015

A mere machine

Anna L. Harvey

2013

How to win in small claims court in New York

Rogers, James L.

1998

One Supreme Court

James E. Pfander

2009

The law's conscience

Peter Charles Hoffer

1990

Getting to resolution

Stewart Levine

1998

The logic of women on trial

Janice E. Schuetz

1994

Justice and gender

Deborah L. Rhode

1989

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