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Book 3

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INTRODUCTION

Note from the Editors

LAWYERS AS STORYTELLERS & STORYTELLERS AS LAWYERS:
An Interdisciplinary Symposium Exploring the Use of Storytelling in the Practice of Law

Introduction: Will You Please Be Quiet, Please? Lawyers Listening to the Call of Stories

by Philip N. Meyer

Pathologizing Professional Life: Psycho-Literary Case Stories

by James R. Elkins

The Black Panther Party’s Narratives of Resistance

by David Ray Papke

The Narrative Construction of Legal Reality

by Richard K. Sherwin

“Desperate for Love”: Cinematic Influences upon a Defendant’s Closing Argument to a Jury

by Philip N. Meyer

Some Off-the-Cuff Remarks About Lawyers as Storytellers

by Jeremiah Donovan

BOOK REVIEW

Dangerous Territory

by Joan Vogel

NOTES

An Analysis of the Constitutionality of the Vermont Hate Motivated Crimes Statute in Light of the United States Supreme Court’s Decisions in R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul and Wisconsin v. Mitchell

by Erik B. FitzPatrick

Congress, the Courts, and Regulatory Oversight After Meyer v. Bush: Should the Executive Office of the President Be Shielded from Congressional Sunshine?

by Matthew J. Matule

 

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