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"William S. Stevens, 60, Dies; Wrote Infield Fly Note"

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"William S. Stevens, 60, Dies; Wrote Infield Fly Note": The New York Times today contains an obituary that begins, "William S. Stevens, whose slyly humorous law-review note on the relationship between baseball's infield fly rule and Anglo-American common law became one of the most celebrated and imitated analyses in American legal history, died Monday in Anchorage, where he was working. He was 60 and lived in Narberth, Pa. The cause was a heart attack, said T. Dennis Sullivan, his brother-in-law."

Earlier this year, the blog "Above the Law" had this post about the note.

And in 2006, the Northwestern University Law Review published Law Professor Anthony D'Amato's related essay entitled "The Contribution of the Infield Fly Rule to Western Civilization (and vice versa)."

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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