Legal realism and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo : a fractionalized legal template / Guadalupe T. Luna.

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"This project is rooted in the principles of New Legal Realism, which promotes approaching law from the "bottom up" while also obligating an examination of "legal elites." The driving focus of this inquiry thus stems from the law's marginalizing force through the unequal enforcement of an internatio...

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Main Author: Luna, Guadalupe T.
Language:English
Published: [Madison] : [Law School of the University of Wisconsin], [2005]
Subjects:
Treaty of Peace, Friendship, Limits, and Settlement Between the United States of America and the Mexican Republic > (1848 February 2)
Mexico > Foreign relations > United States.
Mexican Americans > Economic conditions > Law and legislation.
Real property.
Land titles > United States > History.
Legal realism.
Planning reports.
Genre:
Planning reports.
Local Note:
Gift of Professor Guadalupe Luna, NIU School of Law.
Physical Description:[519]-555 pages ; 26 cm
Other Uniform Title:Wisconsin law review.
Format: Book

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