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New York Appeals
Vol. 73, Issue 3, 2010May 05, 2010 EDT

IF THE SYSTEM IS NOT WORKING LET’S FIX IT: WHY SEVEN JUDGES ARE BETTER THAN ONE FOR DECIDING CRIMINAL LEAVE APPLICATIONS AT THE COURT OF APPEALS

Alan J. Pierce,
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Alan J. Pierce, IF THE SYSTEM IS NOT WORKING LET’S FIX IT: WHY SEVEN JUDGES ARE BETTER THAN ONE FOR DECIDING CRIMINAL LEAVE APPLICATIONS AT THE COURT OF APPEALS, 73 Albany Law Review (2010).
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