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1.	On Judicial Activism Philosophy Of America
2.	A Historical Investigation Of The Antitrust Cases In The Federal Courts Of The United States
3.	On The Perfection Of Judge Assistant System In China
4.	U.S.Federal Courts Practice Of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Over Securities And Its Inspiration To China
5.	Immigration, race/ethnicity, and differential sentencing: An examination of the effects of citizenship status on sentencing outcomes in federal courts
6.	Explaining the gender gap in sentencing outcomes: An investigation of differential treatment in U.S. federal courts
7.	National security and transparency: The legal frameworks and factors federal courts use to balance competing democratic values
8.	Using the civil False Claims Act against Medicare providers in federal courts: A content analysis based on agency theory
9.	Beyond partisanship? Federal courts, state commissions, and redistricting
10.	The rule of three: Federal courts and prison farms in the post-segregation South
11.	Delegation, deference, and doctrine: Reevaluating the relationship between federal courts and federal administrative agencies
12.	Rules of Access: Congress, the Federal Courts, and Judicial Agenda-setting and Change
13.	The market imposed costs of corporate litigation
14.	The virtues of judges in times of crisis
15.	Policy agendas and procedural avoidance in the lower federal courts
16.	Defenders of civil liberties or champions of national security? The Federal Courts and United States foreign policy
17.	Judicial support of federal agencies: How federal courts of appeals' judges reflect their appointing president
18.	Reform effects: A study of the impact of case law and legislation on the sentencing of offenders in U.S. federal courts
19.	Litigating international human rights claims in United States federal courts and the separation of powers dilemma
20.	Extending rights: A model of state constitutional policymaking under the new judicial federalis
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