Federalism and Federal Rule of Evidence 501: Privilege and Vertical Choice of Law

Earl C. Dudley Jr.;

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Federalism and Federal Rule of Evidence 501: Privilege and Vertical Choice of Law

Earl C. Dudley Jr.

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Georgetown Law Journal

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1994

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Earl C. Dudley Jr., Federalism and Federal Rule of Evidence 501: Privilege and Vertical Choice of Law, 82 Georgetown Law Journal, 1781–1843 (1994).

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