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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Rudolph Kass, Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court (1979-2003), was one of the most prolific, soundest and most colorful writers on the court. This collection of his writings includes delightful snippets and the complete texts of ten of his most-remembered judicial opinions, two articles from his days on the Harvard Crimson, one on mediation, an autobiographical note, and a personal remembrance by Chief Justice Mark Green.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Rudolph Kass, Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court (1979-2003), was one of the most prolific, soundest and most colorful writers on the court. This collection of his writings includes delightful snippets and the complete texts of ten of his most-remembered judicial opinions, two articles from his days on the Harvard Crimson, an autobiographical note, and a personal remembrance by Chief Justice Mark Green.…