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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 51 > No. 3 (1988)

 

Volume 51, Number 3 (Summer 1988)
Empirical Studies of Civil Procedure: Part I

Paul D. Carrington
Special Editor for this Symposium

To The Memory of David F. Cavers (1902-1988)

Preliminaries

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David F. Cavers

Erwin N. Griswold

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David F. Cavers

Albert M. Sacks

v

 

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David F. Cavers, Champion of Law-Related Social Research

Maurice Rosenberg

vii

 

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In Memory of David F. Cavers

Paul D. Carrington

xii

 

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A Tribute to David F. Cavers

Lyman Brownfield

xvi

 

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Some Letters From the Deans’ Files

xviii

 

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David F. Cavers Honored

xxi

 

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Remarks by David F. Cavers to Duke Students Converning the Origin of and Vision for Law and Contemporary Problems

xxiii

 

Empirical Studies of Civil Procedure

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Foreword: The Scientific Study of Legal Institutions

Paul D. Carrington

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The Impact of Procedure-Impact Studies in the Administration of Justice

Maurice Rosenberg

13

 

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Empirical Research and the Politics of Judicial Administration: Creating the Federal Judicial Center

Russell Wheeler

31

 

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Researching Civil Justice: Problems and Pitfalls

Deborah R. Hensler

55

 

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Perfecting Federal Civil Rules: A Proposal for Restricted Field Experiments

Laurens Walker

67

 

Bibliography

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Empirical Studies in Civil Procedure: A Selected Annotated Bibliography

Michael Chiorazzi, Barbara A. Baccari, Karen R. Cashion, and Christopher R. Hart

87

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff