The Impact of Recent U.S. Supreme Court Punitive Damages Jurisprudence on Oklahoma's Punitive Damages Statute and Jury Instructions
Andrew C. Jayne
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Andrew C. Jayne
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3. Compare Mark Bonino, The U.S. Supreme Court and Punitive Damages: On the Road to Reform: After Years of Developing Its Jurisprudence, the Supreme Court in State Farm Signals that the Days of Runaway, Irrational Punitive Damages May Be Ending, 70 DE.CouNs.J. 432,432 (2003) (stating that, in
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3. Compare Mark Bonino, The U.S. Supreme Court and Punitive Damages: On the Road to Reform: After Years of Developing Its Jurisprudence, the Supreme Court in State Farm Signals that the Days of Runaway, Irrational Punitive Damages May Be Ending, 70 DE.CouNs.J. 432,432 (2003) (stating that, in
Key concepts: Punitive damages, Law, Supreme court, Jury, Jurisprudence, Statute, Political science, Damages