Mexican Law Review

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  Año 2009, Vol. 2, Número 1

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    Is Mexico Ready for a Jury Trial?: Comparative Analysis of Lay Justice Systems in Mexico, the United States, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Ireland

    Hiroshi Fukurai, Clark Robert Knudtson, Susan Irene Lopez

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    44 págs.

    
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    Mexican Law in California and Texas Courts and the (Lack of) Application of Foreign Law in Mexican Courts

    Jorge A. Vargas

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    87 págs.

    
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    The Notion of 'Principle' in Legal Reasoning as Understood in Mexican Law

    Clara Huerta

    • Resumen
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    108 págs.

    
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    China and its Development Model: A Broad Outline from a Mexican Perspective

    Arturo Oropeza García

    • Resumen
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    150 págs.

    
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    Constitutional Justice in Ibero-America: Social Influence and Human Rights

    José Ramón Cossío Díaz

    • Resumen
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    161 págs.

    
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    Mexico's 2007 Election Reforms: A Comparative View

    Heather K. Gerken

    • Resumen
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    172 págs.