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How Much Are You Worth?: A Statutory Alternative to the Unconstitutionality of Experts’ Use of Minority-Based Statistics
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How Much Are You Worth?: A Statutory Alternative to the Unconstitutionality of Experts’ Use of Minority-Based Statistics
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Anne M. Anderson
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July 5, 2016
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