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Taking the Fifth: How the Tenth Circuit Determined the Right Against Self-Incrimination is "More Than A Trial Right" in Vogt v. City Of Hays

De Cecco & Jennifer A. Daniel

Pepperdine Law Review2018article
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@article{de2018,
  title        = {{Taking the Fifth: How the Tenth Circuit Determined the Right Against Self-Incrimination is "More Than A Trial Right" in Vogt v. City Of Hays}},
  author       = {De Cecco & Jennifer A. Daniel},
  journal      = {Pepperdine Law Review},
  year         = {2018},
}

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M · momentum0.20 × 0.15 = 0.03
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