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Organizations, Decisions, and Courts

Law & Society Review, 1976
Courts are supposed in common law countries to operate by adversary adjudication. Until a few years ago I, for one, thought that they did. Apart from radio, TV, and the movies, which reinforce this symbol with all their might, my only exposure to courts was as a juror in a case of the alleged theft of one used automobile battery.
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Decisions of the Courts

Scientific American, 1875
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Decisions of the Courts

Scientific American, 1874
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Decisions of the Courts

Scientific American, 1877
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Decisions of the Courts

Scientific American, 1873
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Contamination of forensic DNA evidence in the light of Hungarian court decisions – A review of 25 years

Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series, 2022
Zsolt Padar, Monika Nogel, Petra Zenke   +2 more
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Analysis of Slovak Court Decisions by Formal Concept Analysis and Machine Learning Methods

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2023
Ondřej Krídlo, Lubomír Antoni, Simon Horvat   +2 more
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Understanding Children’s Court Processes and Decisions: Perceptions of Children and Their Families

Youth Justice, 2020
John Frederick, Gaye Lansdell
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Decisions of the Courts

Scientific American, 1872
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Court fairness and firm level export decisions

International Review of Economics and Finance, 2021
Kul Kapri
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