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Originally Posted by Shoonra
I imagine copies of the first and second editions, either the West originals or the photoreprints, are to be found in law school libraries all over, so someone can check and see if things are quite as claimed in the supposed Reuters article. However, judging from another thread on SuiJuris, you cannot trust everyone to quote Black's accurately.
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Judging from reading many case law reports printed by the authority of the United States Supreme Court, you cannot trust what that court says, when in FACT that court and the lesser courts refuse to print citations from alleged cases that are allegedly relevant to the case at hand where the citation s were withheld. To wit: "Citation withheld"
Jerry Carlos
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