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Compulsory Joinder Of Parties In Texas, William V. Dorsaneo Iii
Compulsory Joinder Of Parties In Texas, William V. Dorsaneo Iii
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Spousal Contributions To Legal Literature: A Socio-Philosophical Study, Peter Winship
Spousal Contributions To Legal Literature: A Socio-Philosophical Study, Peter Winship
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Most writers of legal literature are human. Most humans are male or female. Some males and females marry. Some writers of legal literature marry. Indeed, some writers of legal literature are probably married when they write their legal literature. The influence of the spouse on the writing of legal literature has never been explored. This article addresses this question.
Judicial Reinterpretation Of Statutes: The Example Of Baseball And The Antitrust Laws, C. Paul Rogers Iii
Judicial Reinterpretation Of Statutes: The Example Of Baseball And The Antitrust Laws, C. Paul Rogers Iii
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Voir Dire Of Jurors: Constitutional Limits To The Right Of Inquiry Into Prejudice, Jeffrey M. Gaba
Voir Dire Of Jurors: Constitutional Limits To The Right Of Inquiry Into Prejudice, Jeffrey M. Gaba
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Although the voir dire of jurors is one of the most significant mechanisms by which an impartial jury is secured, as a practical matter the right to examine prospective jurors is not unlimited. Vested with great discretion, a trial judge may at some point constitutionally preclude inquiry into possible prejudice, but determining that point has not proved to be easy. In 1976, the Supreme Court in Ristaino v. Ross directly considered the constitutional limits to voir dire and provided a test which could serve as a guide to trial court administration of the process. The Court suggested that questioning about …
An Approach To The Teaching Of Professional Responsibility To First Year Law Students, C. Paul Rogers Iii.
An Approach To The Teaching Of Professional Responsibility To First Year Law Students, C. Paul Rogers Iii.
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