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A Modest Proposal: Recognizing (at Last) That the Federal Rules Do Not Declare That Discovery Is Presumptively Public

R. Kenneth Marcus

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Horace 0. Coil ('57) Chair in Litigation,

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Horace 0. Coil ('57) Chair in Litigation,

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Horace 0. Coil ('57) Chair in Litigation,

Key concepts: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Secrecy, Discretion, Confidentiality, Law, Position (finance), Political science, Openness to experience

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