Journal of legal studies

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  Año 1995, Vol. 24, Número 2

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    Politics and the Judiciary: the Influence of Judicial Background on Case Outcomes

    Orley Ashenfelter, Theodore Eisenberg, Stewart J. Schwab

    págs. 257-281

    
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    CONTRACT LAW IN THE WELFARE STATE: A DEFENSE OF THE UNCONSCIONABILITY DOCTRINE, USURY LAWS, AND RELATED LIMITATIONS ON THE FREEDOM TO CONTRACT

    Eric A. Posner

    págs. 283-319

    
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    SOME ECONOMIC CONSIDERATION IN THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION OF SOFTWARE

    Kenneth W. Dam

    págs. 321-377

    
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    THE APPEALS PROCESS AS A MEANS OF ERROR CORRECTION

    Steven Shavell

    págs. 379-426

    
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    THE SELECTION OF EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION DISPUTES FOR LITIGATION: USING BUSINESS CYCLE EFFECTS TO TEST THE PRIEST-KLEIN HYPOTHESIS

    Peter Siegelman, John J. Donohue III

    págs. 427-462

    
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    MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE IN THE WAKE OF LIABILITY REFORM

    Patricia Born, W. Kip Viscusi

    págs. 463-490

    
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    FROM RACE TO AGE: THE EXPANDING SCOPE OF EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION LAW

    George Rutherglen

    págs. 491-521

    
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    SHOULD CRIMINAL PENALTIES INCLUDE THIRD-PARTY AVOIDANCE COSTS?

    Kermit Daniel, John R. Lott Jr.

    págs. 523-534

    
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    DECISIONS TO RETAIN ATTORNEYS AND FILE LAWSUITS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE RULE IN ACCIDENT LAW

    Stuart Low, Janet Kiholm Smith

    págs. 535-556