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Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966December 01, 1966 EDT

Introduction

Julius Stone,
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Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966

Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966
  • Introduction
    Julius Stone
  • Theory and Practice in Law
    Iredell Jenkins
  • A Working Model for Jurisprudential Investigation: On the Lawyer as an Emerging Force in Modern Jurisprudence
    Thomas A. Cowan
  • Theories and Practices in the Legal Profession
    Walter ProbertLouis M. Brown
  • Jurisprudence in Policy-Oriented Perspective
    Harold D. LasswellMyres S. McDougal
  • Public Law and the Obselescence of the Lawyer
    Arthur S. Miller
  • Law and Science as Rival Systems
    Lee Loevinger
  • Steps Toward a Lawyer Oriented Jurisprudence: Problems, Promises, Procedures, and Pitfalls
    Charles D. Kelso
  • Jerome E. Carlin, Lawyers' Ethics: A Survey of the New York City Bar
    Arthur E. Sutherland
  • Judicial Decision-Making on the Florida Supreme Court: An Introductory Behavioral Study
    Patrick BrownWilliam A. Haddad
Fla. L. Rev.
Julius Stone, Introduction, 19 Fla. L. Rev. 395 (1966).
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