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A Brief Reflection On Judicial Use Of Social Science Data, Patrick E. Higginbotham
A Brief Reflection On Judicial Use Of Social Science Data, Patrick E. Higginbotham
Law and Contemporary Problems
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Statistical Significance And The Burden Of Persuasion, David H. Kaye
Statistical Significance And The Burden Of Persuasion, David H. Kaye
Law and Contemporary Problems
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The Problem Of Multiple Components Or Divisions In Title Vii Litigation: A Comment, David W. Barnes
The Problem Of Multiple Components Or Divisions In Title Vii Litigation: A Comment, David W. Barnes
Law and Contemporary Problems
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Integrating Statistical Evidence And Legal Theory To Challenge The Selection Of Grand And Petit Jurors, Sara Sun Beale
Integrating Statistical Evidence And Legal Theory To Challenge The Selection Of Grand And Petit Jurors, Sara Sun Beale
Law and Contemporary Problems
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Title Vii, Multiple Linear Regression Models, And The Courts: An Analysis
Title Vii, Multiple Linear Regression Models, And The Courts: An Analysis
Law and Contemporary Problems
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Regression Estimates Of Damages In Price-Fixing Cases, Michael O. Finkelstein, Hans Levanbach
Regression Estimates Of Damages In Price-Fixing Cases, Michael O. Finkelstein, Hans Levanbach
Law and Contemporary Problems
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The Significance Of Quantitative Evidence In Federal Trade Commission Deceptive Advertising Cases, David W. Barnes
The Significance Of Quantitative Evidence In Federal Trade Commission Deceptive Advertising Cases, David W. Barnes
Law and Contemporary Problems
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Quantitative Methods In Antitrust Litigation, Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Peter O. Steiner
Quantitative Methods In Antitrust Litigation, Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Peter O. Steiner
Law and Contemporary Problems
No abstract provided.