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Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2015November 01, 2015 EDT

Strange Fruit: What Happened to the United States Doctrine of Precedent?

Penelope Pether,
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Articles in Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2015

Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2015
  • Strange Fruit: What Happened to the United States Doctrine of Precedent?
    Penelope Pether
  • Mos Americanus or Common Law in Partibus Infidelium
    Peter Goodrich
  • "Be True to What You Said on Paper": Penny Pether on the Positivism of Law and Language
    Marianne Constable
  • Representing Interdisciplinarity
    Kunal M. Parker
  • Transcendence in the Animal: Guantanamo ' s Regime of Indefinite Detention and the Open in the Cage
    Joseph Pugliese
  • Consequences of Reform: Penny Pether on Rape Law in Illinois and Australia
    Mark Sanders
  • Culinary Jurisprudence and National Identity: Penny Pether on the Taste of Country Cooking
    Nan Seuffert
  • Fierce and Critical Faith: A Remembrance of Penny Pether
    Christopher Tomlins
Villanova Law Review
Penelope Pether, Strange Fruit: What Happened to the United States Doctrine of Precedent?, 60 Villanova Law Review 443 (2015).
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