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United States / /
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University of Wisconsin Law School / /
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Superior / /
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Roderick M. Hills / /
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Supreme Court / state health agency / Local police / Senate / Congress / state police / federal government / National Government / Rehnquist Court / National League of Cities / and Garcia / U.S. Justice Department / Superior Court / University of Wisconsin Law School / /
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Sam Kamin / Brad Snyder / Vicki C. Jackson / CODE ANN / Andy Coan / Evan H. Caminker / Matthew D. Adler / Anuj Desai / Neil S. Siegel / Liz Sanger / Christine Gregoire / Ernest A. Young / James Meadows / David S. Schwartz / Seth F. Kreimer / Robert A. Mikos / William J. Stuntz / Foley / Ryan J. Reilly / /
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presidential elections / /
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president / Professor of Law / physician / local police officer / General / officer / Governor / Professor / state police officer / Attorney General / Sheriff / state peace officer / /
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New Jersey / Vermont / Alaska / Maine / Maryland / Illinois / Nevada / Oregon / Hawaii / Connecticut / Washington / Michigan / New Mexico / District of Columbia / Rhode Island / Montana / Delaware / California / Arizona / Massachusetts / Colorado / New Hampshire / /
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