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Douglas Laycock

Remedies: Justice and the Bottom Line: Symposium Introduction

Douglas Laycock
Date
2007
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Douglas Laycock, Remedies: Justice and the Bottom Line: Symposium Introduction, 27 Review of Litigation 1–8 (2007).
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Douglas Laycock
Constitutional Law and Legal History
Center for the First Amendment
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