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Observations About the Use of Legislative History
One of the workaday tools which federal judges are called upon to employ regularly in their daily labors is the body of materials called legislative history. Like a trusty old teapot, legislative history is readily available whenever the need for it arises. Indeed, in the current era legislative history truly abounds, with library specialists compiling vast tomes designed to aid lawyers and judges in divining the meaning of statutory law. Today, as courts toil under burgeoning case loads, we pause to examine whether (and to what extent) we may be, as it were, drinking too much tea
Acquired by Character, Not by Money
This J. Reuben Clark Law School convocation address was given at the Provo Tabernacle on April 27, 1990
Appendix to Report on the Death of Vincent W. Foster Jr., Containing Comments of Kevin Fornshill, Helen Dickey, and Patrick Knowlton
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