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Title: Federal hate crime laws and United States v. Lopez: on a collision course to clarify jurisdictional-element analysis.
Author: Christopher Dipompeo
Publication:University of Pennsylvania Law Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 2008
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania, Law School
Volume: 157 Issue: 2 Page: 617(56)
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Federal hate crime laws and United States v. Lopez: on a collision course to clarify jurisdictional-element analysis.: An article from: University of Pennsylvania Law Review
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Author(s)Christopher Dipompeo
ISBN / ASINB001RWQUS6
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