Realism in Psychology and Humanism in Law: Psycholegal Studies at Nebraska

Gary B. Melton

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I. The History of Law and Social Science at Nebraska … A. The Growth of the Law/Psychology Program … B. Sociological Jurisprudence … C. Experimental Jurisprudence … D. Social Science in Law … E. Psychological Jurisprudence II. The Impact of the Nebraska Program III. This Symposium in Jurisprudential Context IV. Conclusion: Justice Blackmun as a Model Appendixes

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