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Civil Procedure as a Critical Discussion

Susan E. Provenzano, Brian Larson

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Rhetoric & Contemporary Law virtual reading group since its inception

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Rhetoric & Contemporary Law virtual reading group since its inception

Key concepts: Argumentation theory, Argument (complex analysis), Argumentative, Civil procedure, Jury, Epistemology, Normative, Law

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