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Book 4

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INTRODUCTION

SYMPOSIUM: LAW IN FILM/FILM IN LAW

Law in Film/Film in Law

by Michael M. Epstein

The Slotting Function: How Movies Influence Political Decisions

by John Denvir

Reading/Teaching Lawyer Films

by James R. Elkins

Law and the Supernatural: How One Film’s Truth Compulsion Conceit Critiques and Redeems the Post-O.J. Lawyer

by Michael M. Epstein

Using Non-Fiction Films as Visual Texts in the First-Year Criminal Law Course

by Phillip N. Meyer

Reconnoitering Juriscinema’s First Golden Age: Law and Lawyers in Film, 1928-34

by Francis M. Nevins

Crusading Hero, Devoted Teacher, and Sympathetic Failure: The Self-Image of the Law Professor in Hollywood Cinema and in Real Life, Too

by David Ray Papke

 

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