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Alexander M. Bickel

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August 25, 2013
Alexander M. Bickel
Civil Rights Act of 1963
July 6, 1963
November 17, 2011
Alexander M. Bickel
The Overworked Court
July 15, 1972
Alexander M. Bickel
Will the Democrats Survive Miami?
August 19, 1967
Alexander M. Bickel
Death Penalty Litigation
July 8, 1967
Alexander M. Bickel
Skelly Wright's Sweeping Decision
December 11, 1964
Alexander M. Bickel
Criminalizing Homosexuality
January 9, 1961
Alexander M. Bickel
Robert F. Kennedy: The Case Against Him for Attorney General
December 18, 1960
Alexander M. Bickel
The Supreme Court Observed

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