Looking backwardsat old cases when science moves foreward:/ by Jules Epstein
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ArticleSeries: The journal of criminal law & criminology. pages 49-58 ; Volume 106 Number 1Publication details: ---Chicago: Northwestern University c2016Description: pages 49-58ISSN: - 0091-4169
- BPer.364.05 J827 2016
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