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The Legal Process: Basic Problems in the Making and Application of Law
Henry Melvin Hart & Albert Martin Sacks (eds.)
Foundation Press (1958)
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"The Legal Process" began as teaching materials for a course on Legislation at Harvard Law School. The course and the teaching materials became highly influential in the development of the Legal Process School of jurisprudence, despite the fact that the textbook was never published during the authors' lifetimes. This 1958 "tentative edition" of the text was edited by William N. Eskridge and Philip P. Frickey, and published by Foundation Press in 1994.Other Versions
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