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Privileged Communication and the Press: The Citizen's Right to Know Versus the Law's Right to Confid

Privileged Communication and the Press: The Citizen's Right to Know Versus the Law's Right to Confid

by Gerpen, Maurice Van
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BrandPraeger
Pub dateMar 28, 1979
ISBN-10031320523X
ISBN-139780313205231
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.5 × 0.63 × 5.5 in
Weight1 lb
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