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: Legal History BlogBrophy on Empiricism, the Rule of Law and the Antebellum Judiciary
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Quantitative Legal History?Empirics and the Rule of Law in the Antebellum Judiciary, by Alfred L. Brophy, University of North Carolina Law School, is up on ?The Legal Workshop? website of the Duke Law Journal. It commences:This symposium asks how we can quantify and evaluate what judges do. Some of the papers are skeptical of attempts at quantification. These questions are of importance toFull post as published by Legal History Blog on March 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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