DO STANDARDS OF PROOF MATTER IN CIVIL LITIGATION? EVIDENCE FROM A RANDOMIZED SURVEY EXPERIMENT.
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THE FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE ARE PREPARED FOR DEEPFAKES. ARE YOU?
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THE OMBUDSMAN PRIVILEGE IS A HOUSE OF CARDS: THE ORGANIZATIONAL OMBUDSMAN'S HOPEFUL BUT UNREALIZED PROMISE OF PRIVILEGE AND A ROADMAP FOR KEEPING THE PROMISE.
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A PRELIMINARY LEGAL OPINION-A NEW PROCEDURE TO MAKE CIVIL LITIGATION MORE EFFICIENT.
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