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Copyright 2004 Steven Friedland and Gerald F. Hess All Rights Reserved ISBN 0-89089-244-X LCCN 2004113202 Carolina Academic Press 700 Kent Street Durham, NC 27701 Telephone (919) 489-7486 Fax (919) 493-5668 www.cap-press.com Printed in the United States of America
Professor Hess: to Layne, Mike, and Amanda. Dedication Professor Friedland: to his wife, Jennifer, for her support, and to his toddler son, Adin, for keeping things down to a low roar. To his coauthor, Gerry, for keeping him out of oncoming traffic.
Page 1: Teaching the Law School Curriculum
Page 7 and 8: Contents Contributors xxv Preface x
Page 9 and 10: Contents ix Exercises 37 Collaborat
Page 11 and 12: Contents xi Problem Solving and Sto
Page 13 and 14: Contents xiii Exercises 141 A Contr
Page 15 and 16: Contents xv Motions to Suppress Evi
Page 17 and 18: Contents xvii Chapter 9 Family Law
Page 19 and 20: Contents xix Individualized Instruc
Page 21 and 22: Contents xxi Brief Gems 308 Reading
Page 23 and 24: Contents xxiii Repossessing Cars an
Page 25 and 26: Alschuler, Albert W., 179 Anderson,
Page 27 and 28: Kirwin, Ken, 270 Kisthardt, Mary Ka
Page 29: Preface This book is a teaching res
Page 33 and 34: chapter 1 Business Associations Int
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24 Civil Procedure Another experime
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26 Civil Procedure TEACHING IMPORTA
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28 Civil Procedure JOHN H. MITCHELL
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30 Civil Procedure Concept Sheets I
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32 Civil Procedure Medical exam The
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34 Civil Procedure Annotated Rule 1
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36 Civil Procedure baseball, your m
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38 Civil Procedure No Joinder Probl
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40 Civil Procedure Joinder Hot Pota
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42 Civil Procedure Complaint Drafti
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44 Civil Procedure excellent oral a
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46 Civil Procedure about your Civil
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48 Civil Procedure exam may be admi
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chapter 3 Clinical Law Approach 53
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Clinical Law 53 Approach Clinical L
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Clinical Law 55 selor-at-Law: A Col
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Clinical Law 57 office. Work to ame
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Clinical Law 59 3. An Intoxicated U
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Clinical Law 61 cise is designed to
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6. Evaluation 5. Action Plan Clinic
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Clinical Law 65 Appendix C 6 Ways t
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Mirror, Mirror: Using Non-Tradition
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Clinical Law 69 lawyer’s craft. R
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Clinical Law 71 After the students
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Clinical Law 73 Isolating rhetorica
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Clinical Law 75 to course content.
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Clinical Law 77 To achieve the opti
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Other professional communications:
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82 Constitutional Law Employing the
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84 Constitutional Law Introduction
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86 Constitutional Law 4. To learn t
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88 Constitutional Law the Constitut
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90 Constitutional Law tions of the
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92 Constitutional Law Sinai Israel
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94 Constitutional Law selves, and n
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96 Constitutional Law Gordon Wood
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98 Constitutional Law the focus of
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100 Constitutional Law The biggest
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102 Constitutional Law formation of
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104 Constitutional Law from Orlando
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106 Constitutional Law Professor: W
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108 Constitutional Law When dealing
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110 Constitutional Law ance; moving
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112 Constitutional Law That exercis
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114 Constitutional Law Casebook and
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116 Constitutional Law On Discrimin
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118 Constitutional Law in class. St
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120 Constitutional Law sity (http:/
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122 Constitutional Law jected, and
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124 Constitutional Law The Second A
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126 Constitutional Law for example
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chapter 5 Contracts Approach 131 Le
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Contracts 131 Approach Learning abo
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• Remedies, particularly the avai
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Dear Mom: I promise to give you my
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Contracts 137 Material Teaching Con
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Contracts 139 cial choices. I also
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Contracts 141 To help address these
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Contracts 143 tion, parol evidence,
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Contracts 145 When we met in the cl
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Contracts 147 Case #1: Disappointed
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SCRIPT THREE: Contracts 149 CHRIS:
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Contracts 151 strating that within
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chapter 6 Criminal Law Approach 155
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Criminal Law 155 Approach Introduct
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Criminal Law 157 my students intend
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Criminal Law 159 dents whose challe
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Criminal Law 161 Pulp Fiction. Exce
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Criminal Law 163 Dudley — a crew
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Criminal Law 165 of the leading sch
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Criminal Law 167 The Set Up. During
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Criminal Law 169 As a clinician, I
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Criminal Law 171 clarify materials
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Criminal Law 173 penal code section
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chapter 7 Criminal Procedure Introd
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Criminal Procedure 177 Introduction
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Criminal Procedure 179 was unaware
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Criminal Procedure 181 policies and
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Motivating Students to Read Statute
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. What is the maximum possible sent
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chapter 8 Evidence Introduction Ste
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Evidence 189 Introduction For many
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Evidence 191 fact that our students
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Evidence 193 ing skills professors,
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Evidence 195 text of] a Rule,” th
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Evidence 197 in the syllabus given
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Evidence 199 propensity to lie. The
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My Cousin Vinny, Revisited Evidence
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First-Day Exercises Evidence 203 Ex
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Storytelling in the Classroom Evide
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Teaching Hearsay through Role Play
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Cartoons, Captions, and Mnemonics o
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chapter 9 Family Law Approach 213 W
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Family Law 213 Approach Why I Use P
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Family Law 215 One area of the cour
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Family Law 217 • “Merry Musings
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Family Law 219 We then turn to the
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Family Law 221 can integrate studen
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Family Law 223 that was in the oven
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Family Law 225 The first in-class e
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Family Law 227 high school. She con
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230 Federal Income Tax Brief Gems 2
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232 Federal Income Tax 4. Perfect w
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234 Federal Income Tax with respect
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236 Federal Income Tax out the seme
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238 Federal Income Tax Sources of T
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240 Federal Income Tax Section 1001
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242 Federal Income Tax Section 1015
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244 Federal Income Tax Gains from D
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246 Federal Income Tax Computing Ta
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248 Federal Income Tax Exercises In
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250 Federal Income Tax Getting the
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252 Federal Income Tax Research Pap
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254 Legal Research and Writing The
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256 Legal Research and Writing stri
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258 Legal Research and Writing Thes
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260 Legal Research and Writing law
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268 Legal Research and Writing Exer
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270 Legal Research and Writing in a
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272 Legal Research and Writing pros
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274 Legal Research and Writing Larg
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276 Legal Research and Writing frie
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278 Legal Research and Writing all,
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280 Legal Research and Writing cifi
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282 Legal Research and Writing dent
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284 Legal Research and Writing part
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286 Legal Research and Writing conn
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288 Legal Research and Writing serv
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290 Professional Responsibility Bri
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292 Professional Responsibility Sol
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294 Professional Responsibility 1.6
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296 Professional Responsibility ali
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298 Professional Responsibility Rol
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302 Professional Responsibility The
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304 Professional Responsibility be
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308 Professional Responsibility MPR
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310 Professional Responsibility to
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chapter 13 Property Introduction St
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Property 317 Introduction Property
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Property 319 The description of pro
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Teaching Property through the Probl
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Property 323 copied them. I re-read
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Property 325 already do that. I add
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Property 327 cause the student know
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Property 329 Table of Determining L
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Negotiating a Lease Property 331 On
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Property 333 anticipating all relev
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Property 335 Everything I Needed to
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Property 337 be law on the subject
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Property 339 Difficulty Paper In or
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Property 341 hitting practice shots
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chapter 14 Sales and Secured Transa
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We Are All Debtors and Creditors Sa
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Which Intrinsic Evidence Is Admissi
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No K No Performance? No K by writin
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Potential Recovery Theories in Sale
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Borrower/Lender Role Play to Begin
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Secured Transactions Exam Format Sa
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370 Torts Brainstorming Technique t
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372 Torts Duty First is comprehensi
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374 Torts look back at the notes th
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376 Torts The wise selection and ar
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378 Torts The Moral Perversity of t
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380 Torts Tarasoff v. Regents of Un
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382 Torts (Star Trek, Star Trek: Th
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384 Torts also are designed so the
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386 Torts Teaching Palsgraf Most to
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388 Torts The Restatement approach
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390 Torts native — earthquakes, l
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392 Torts I needn’t have worried.
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394 Index for Books The Courage of
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396 Index for Books The Peaceable C
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398 Index for Cases Casey, 111 Cohe
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400 Index for Cases Evidence: Dalla
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402 Index for Cases Hecht v. Superi
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404 Index for Films and TV Shows Th
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406 SUBJECT INDEX Films, see separa
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