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An edition of Appointing judges (1991)

Appointing judges

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Publisher
The Commission
Language
English
Pages
240

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Subjects
Judges, Selection and appointment, Canada. Supreme Court, Canada
Places
Canada

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Appointing judges: philosophy, politics, and practice : papers prepared for the Ontario Law Reform Commission.
1991, The Commission
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 230-231).
English and French.

Published in
Toronto, Ont., Canada

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
347.713/014, 347.130714
Library of Congress
KE8293.A6 A88 1991

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Pagination
240 p. ;
Number of pages
240

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1651095M
LCCN
91209445

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