Strategic Judicial Lawmaking: Ideology, Publication, and Asylum Law in the Ninth Circuit

David S. Law;

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Strategic Judicial Lawmaking: Ideology, Publication, and Asylum Law in the Ninth Circuit

David S. Law

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Immigration & Nationality Law Review

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2006

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David S. Law

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David S. Law, Strategic Judicial Lawmaking: Ideology, Publication, and Asylum Law in the Ninth Circuit, 26 Immigration & Nationality Law Review 275 (2006).

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