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I Declare Under the Penalty of Perjury that the Foregoing Arguments and Opinions are True

by Jacobson | Jun 12, 1995 | All articles

*Jacobson, “I Declare Under the Penalty of Perjury that the Foregoing Arguments and Opinions are True” XXXVIII #1 Dicta page 13. A discussion of the uses and misuses of declarations. The only law review article referenced in the Lexis annotations of CA Code of Civil...
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