Yale Law Review publishes Study on Judicial Corruption -- Tip of the Iceberg

The Yale Law Review has published a study on judicial corruption.

While the study is extremely academic and scientific, and while it focuses solely on bribery, the fact that Yale Law Review recognizes judicial corruption is very helpful to our cause.

The study says corruption is a problem, but the authors don't really seem to have a clue....

Here is the Yale Law Review Study on Judicial Corruption.

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Bias Against Abused Mothers in Child Custody Cases: Report

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