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Richard D. Friedman, Route Analysis of Credibility and Hearsay, 96 YALE L.J. 667, 673-74 n.17 (1987) (noting that “non-human witnesses” could include
do not see any need for doing so here . . . .” (citation omitted)); see also Verlinden B.V. v. Cent. Bank of Nig., 461 U.S. 480, 491 n.17 (1983
oklahoma-bar-association-investigating-ethics-complaint-against [https://perma.cc/EY5H -HA4Y]. 18. See Yaroshefsky, supra note 14, at 151 n.2
other. COLEMAN, supra note 3, at 16 n.3. I assume that the “ best theory of tort law” is meant to be “ the best explanation of tort law.” It is
judge discretion to shape optimal lawsuit structure for each dispute.”); Gardner, supra note 98, at 1002 n.327 (noting that “rules are often rounded at
supra note 22, at 722 n.48 (explaining the difficulty of obtaining data on the number of terminations ordered each year and conservatively estimating the
129, 135 (2001). 171. Raz, supra note 167, at 73. 172. See, e.g., Guggenheim, supra note 22, at 722 n.48 (explaining the difficulty of obtaining data
Congress’s “powers not dele- gated by [the] Const[itutio]n.,” and “go a great way in preventing Congress from interfering with our negroes.”134 “[O
Ct. 1818) (“[A]n incorporated company have no rights except such as are specially granted, and those that are necessary to carry into effect the