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A Barrier to Child Welfare Reform: TheSupreme Court’s Flexible Approach toFederal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b)(5)and Granting Relief to States inInstitutional Reform Litigation

Rachel Dunnington

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Key concepts: Civil procedure, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Civil litigation, Law, Welfare reform, Welfare, Law reform, Reform Act

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