Ann Fagan Ginger - Partial List of Books

Partial List of Books

  • Bill of Rights Citator 1955-1966
  • Holdings of Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute and ACLU 1920-1966
  • California Criminal Law Practice
  • The Relevant Lawyers;: Conversations out of court on their clients, their practice, their politics, their life style
  • Human Rights Case Finder, 1953—1969
  • The Law, the Supreme Court, and the People's Rights
  • Jury Selection in Civil and Criminal Trials
  • The National Lawyers Guild From Roosevelt through Reagan (ed.)
  • The Cold War Against Labor
  • Carol Weiss King: Human Rights Lawyer (1895-52)
  • Nuclear Weapons Are Illegal: The Historic Opinion of the World Court and How It Will Be Enforced Summary
  • Human Rights and Peace Law in the U.S.
  • Challenging U.S. Human Rights Violations since 9/11 Table of Contents
  • Landmark Cases Left Out Of Your Textbooks (ed.)
  • The Living Constitution (ed.)
  • Undoing The Bush-Cheney Legacy: A Tool Kit for Congress and Activists (ed.)
  • The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights Is the Law: A Guide to U.D.H.R. Articles in Treaties Ratified by the U.S. (ed.)

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