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The Majority Opinion As The Social Constuction Of Reality: The Supreme Court And Prison Rules, James E. Robertson
The Majority Opinion As The Social Constuction Of Reality: The Supreme Court And Prison Rules, James E. Robertson
Oklahoma Law Review
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The Arbitrary Path Of Due Process, Harry F. Tepker Jr.
The Arbitrary Path Of Due Process, Harry F. Tepker Jr.
Oklahoma Law Review
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Oklahoma Constitutional Law: Highway Robbery: In Re Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority: The Eulogy For Oklahoma Constitutional Debt Limitations, Brian Edward Wheeler
Oklahoma Constitutional Law: Highway Robbery: In Re Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority: The Eulogy For Oklahoma Constitutional Debt Limitations, Brian Edward Wheeler
Oklahoma Law Review
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Abortions Of The Parental Prerogatives Of Unwed Natural Fathers: Deterring Lost Paternity, Jeffrey A. Parness
Abortions Of The Parental Prerogatives Of Unwed Natural Fathers: Deterring Lost Paternity, Jeffrey A. Parness
Oklahoma Law Review
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Census 2000: Why The Majority In Department Of Commerce V. United States House Of Representatives Was Correct In Rejecting Statistical Sampling, Angela D. Kelley
Census 2000: Why The Majority In Department Of Commerce V. United States House Of Representatives Was Correct In Rejecting Statistical Sampling, Angela D. Kelley
Oklahoma Law Review
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Oklahoma Constitutional Law: The Future Of The Fourth Amendment In Oklahoma High Schools, Melinda Wyatt Gilliam
Oklahoma Constitutional Law: The Future Of The Fourth Amendment In Oklahoma High Schools, Melinda Wyatt Gilliam
Oklahoma Law Review
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Constitutional Law: Hutchins V. District Of Columbia: The Constitutional Dilemma Over Juvenile Curfews, William L. Foreman
Constitutional Law: Hutchins V. District Of Columbia: The Constitutional Dilemma Over Juvenile Curfews, William L. Foreman
Oklahoma Law Review
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Constitutional Law: Vouchers, Sectarian Schools, And Constitutional Uncertainty: Choices For The Unites States Supreme Court And The States, Catharine V. Ewing
Constitutional Law: Vouchers, Sectarian Schools, And Constitutional Uncertainty: Choices For The Unites States Supreme Court And The States, Catharine V. Ewing
Oklahoma Law Review
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Criminal Procedure: Allowing The Prosecution A "Second Bite At The Apple" In Non-Capital Sentencing: Monge V. California, Eva Maria Floyd
Criminal Procedure: Allowing The Prosecution A "Second Bite At The Apple" In Non-Capital Sentencing: Monge V. California, Eva Maria Floyd
Oklahoma Law Review
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