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Justice in Jerusalem

Gideon Hausner

1966

The Assassination Of President Lincoln And The Trial Of The Conspirators

Benn Pitman, Philip Van Doren Stern, David E. Herold

1865

Roe v. Wade

Marion Faux, Marian Faux

1988

Verdict

Linda Deutsch, Michael Fleeman

1995

Restricted entry

Janine Fuller, Stuart Blackley

1995

The Loeb-Leopold case

Alvin V. Sellers, Richard A. Loeb, Richard A. 1905 or 6-1936 Loeb

1926

Facing the glass booth

Haim Gouri, Michael Swirsky

2005

A statement of facts and circumstances connected with the recent trial of the Bishop of New-York

Benjamin T. Onderdonk

1845

Race for justice

Leonard Weinglass

1995

The Strange Case of Hellish Nell

Nina Shandler

2006

The Wrong Man

James Neff

2001

Roe v. Wade

N. E. H. Hull

2001

No law against mercy

Barbara Lyn Lapp, Rachel B. Lapp

1997

When elections go bad

Samuel Issacharoff

2001

Amalia's Tale

David I. Kertzer

2008

Muller v. Oregon

Nancy Woloch

1996

Trial of Kate Webster

Kate Webster

1925

The Cost of a Reputation

Ian David Mitchell, Ian Mitchell

1998

The crime of Sheila McGough

Janet Malcolm

1999

Unforeseen legacies

Bruce H. Ziff

2000

The trials of Lenny Bruce

Ronald K. L. Collins

2002

Unjustified damnation

Berry, Jack

1999

Korematsu v. United States

Susan Dudley Gold

2005

A documentary companion to A civil action

Lewis A. Grossman, Robert G. Vaughn

1999

The last Lincoln conspirator

Andrew C. A. Jampoler

2008

Constitutional issues in the case of Rev. Moon

Herbert Warren Richardson, Herbert Richardson

1984

Miscarriage of justice

Shaw, Mark

2001

Too close to call

Jeffrey Toobin

2001

Federal income taxation

Marvin A. Chirelstein

1977

A case study in the insanity defense

Peter W. Low, Richard J. Bonnie, John C., Jr. Jeffries

2000

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