Misuse of International and Foreign Law in U.S. Constitutional Decisions

Kathleen S. Crebo

doi:10.1515/icl-2011-0304

Published by De Gruyter February 8, 2017

Misuse of International and Foreign Law in U.S. Constitutional Decisions

Kathleen S. Crebo
Earned her J.D. in May 2011 from Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis. She has a B.S. from Purdue University with a major in History and a minor in Communication. She thanks Professor John Hill, Professor of Law and John S. Grimes Fellow at Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis, for lending his expertise in both Constitutional Law and jurisprudential theory and for advising her throughout this project

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Kathleen S. Crebo

Earned her J.D. in May 2011 from Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis. She has a B.S. from Purdue University with a major in History and a minor in Communication. She thanks Professor John Hill, Professor of Law and John S. Grimes Fellow at Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis, for lending his expertise in both Constitutional Law and jurisprudential theory and for advising her throughout this project

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Misuse of International and Foreign Law in U.S. Constitutional Decisions

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