John H. Langbein
Books
- Selected Statutes on Trusts and Estates
- Pension and employee benefit statutes and regulations
- Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
- Albion's fatal flaw
- The origins of adversary criminal trial
- Prosecuting crime in the Renaissance: England, Germany, France
- Torture and the law of proof
- Social investing and the law of trusts
- Disinvestment--is it legal, is it moral, is it productive?
- Langbein and Wolk's Pension and Employee Benefit Law, 2008 Supplement
- Prosecuting crime in the Renaissance
- History of the common law
- Uniform Trust and Estate Statutes
- Comparative criminal procedure
- The twentieth-century revolution in family wealth transmission
- 2003 to Pension and Employee Benefit Law
- Pension and Employee Benefit Law 2009
- Pension and employee benefit law
- Langbein on trusts and estates
- Prosecuting crime in the Renaissance
- Pension and employee benefit law
- Pension and employee benefit statutes and regulations
- Pension and employee benefit law
- Disinvestment
- Pension and Employee Benefit Law, 3rd Ed
- Shaping the eighteenth-century criminal trial
- Uniform Trust and Estate Statutes
- 2004 Supplement to Pension and Employee Benefit Law
- Torture and the Law of Proof
- Prosecuting Crime in the Renaissance
- The criminal trial before the lawyers
- Pension & Employee Benefit Law, 2001 Case Supplement
- Pension and employee benefit law
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