Georgia Law Review : Fall 1996, Volume 31, Number 1.[Past & Future of the Individual's Right to Arms; Critique of Base-Rate Analysis & Other Apologist Diversions; Case for Retention of Remedial Jurisdiction in Labor Arbitration Awards; Alien Tort Cl
Published by Athens, GA : University of Georgia Law School, 1996., 1996
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- Title
- Georgia Law Review : Fall 1996, Volume 31, Number 1.[Past & Future of the Individual's Right to Arms; Critique of Base-Rate Analysis & Other Apologist Diversions; Case for Retention of Remedial Jurisdiction in Labor Arbitration Awards; Alien Tort Cl
- Author
- Lund, Nelson. [Samuel Jan Brakel, John E. Dunsford, Peter Schuyler Black, Amy E. Groves]
- Publisher
- Athens, GA : University of Georgia Law School, 1996.
- Publication year
- 1996
- Condition
- Very Good
- Book Type
- Book
- Binding
- Soft cover
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Joseph Valles - Books
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