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Can Human Rights Survive Secularization, Nicholas Wolterstorff
Can Human Rights Survive Secularization, Nicholas Wolterstorff
Villanova Law Review
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Cognition And Consensus In The Natural Law Tradition And In Neuroscience: Jacques Maritain And The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights, C.M.A. Mccauliff
Cognition And Consensus In The Natural Law Tradition And In Neuroscience: Jacques Maritain And The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights, C.M.A. Mccauliff
Villanova Law Review
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The International Criminal Court And The Prevention Of Atrocities: Predicting The Court's Impact, James F. Alexander
The International Criminal Court And The Prevention Of Atrocities: Predicting The Court's Impact, James F. Alexander
Villanova Law Review
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Ignorance Is Not Necessarily Bliss: The Third Circuit Expands The Requirements For A Knowing And Voluntary Plea In Jamison V. Klem, Kristen M. Hall
Ignorance Is Not Necessarily Bliss: The Third Circuit Expands The Requirements For A Knowing And Voluntary Plea In Jamison V. Klem, Kristen M. Hall
Villanova Law Review
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Return To Sender, Intent Unknown: The Effects Of The Third Circuit's Interpretation Of The Convention Against Torture's Intent Requirement On Haitian Criminal Deportees, Taylor Healy
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.