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All Work By Ronald M. George

The Supreme Court of California 2007–2008 Dec 2009 Volume 97No. 6

Achieving Impartiality in State Courts

Ronald M. George

It has been very gratifying to see one of the finest law schools in the nation conclude that state courts, and specifically the California Supreme Court, deserve closer study because of the significant position they occupy in the legal fabric of the United States. I propose here to touch upon the broad significance of the […]

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