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KF213.S7 St76 1852
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The miscellaneous writings of Joseph Story / |
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KF213.T3 P3 1944
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Curiosidades legales, aspectos de la vida judicial de los Estados Unidos, seis décadas de cambios y progreso, |
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KF213 .T33 1908
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Legal essays |
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KF213 .V38
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Sixty famous cases: 29 English cases--31 American cases, from 1778 to the present; trials selected and accounts narrated |
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KF213.W5 A6 1896
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The works of James Wilson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States ... being his public discourses upon jurisprudence and the political science, including lectures as professor of law, 1790-92, |
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KF213 .W67
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Some modern tendencies in the law / |
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KF213 .W99
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Whereas--a judge's premises; essays in judgment, ethics, and the law |
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KF213.Y68 .E17 2010
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The Irving Younger collection : wisdom and wit from the master of trial advocacy / |
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KF215 .W93M61 1984
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On courts and democracy : selected nonjudicial writings of J. Skelly Wright / |
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KF220 .A43 2016
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Ten great American trials : lessons in advocacy / |
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KF220 .B7 1989
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Trial by jury / |
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KF220 .B96
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In and out of court, |
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KF220 .B96t 1957
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They escaped the hangman : an account of the trials of the Caleb Powers case, the Rice-Patrick case, the Hall-Mills case [and] the Hans Haupt case / |
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KF220 .C61 1896
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Extraordinary cases, |
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KF220 .D368 2004
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America on trial : inside the legal battles that transformed our nation / |
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KF220 .D44 1982
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The best defense / |
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KF220 .F37 2007
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The trial in American life / |
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KF220 .F45 1970
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Famous legal arguments |
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KF220 .F85 1971
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Not guilty, |
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KF220 .F91 1828
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Report of the trial of Friends in the city of Philadelphia, June, 1828, before the Honorable Edward King, president judge of the Court of common pleas, for the first judicial district of Pennsylvania; or, The case of Edmund Shotwell, Joseph Lukins, Charles Middleton, & two others, who had been, by the mayor of the city, committed to prison, whence they were brought up by habeas corpus, June 16th, 1828; |
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