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United States / / /
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University of Georgia / /
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law school faculty colloquium / http /
Organization
University of Georgia / ELS / UCLA / UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT / Supreme Court / U.S. Supreme Court / Equal Employment Opportunities Commission / US Federal Reserve / /
Person
ROBERT PISANI / Jeffrey A. Segal / Craig Allen Nard / CHRISTINA L. BOYD / RYAN J. OWENS / DAVID FREEDMAN / Christopher Parker / Theodore Eisenberg / David Trubek / Todd Pettys / Carolyn Shapiro / Harry T. Edwards / ROBERT P. ABELSON / Tracey E. George / However / RYAN C. BLACK / C. Edwin Baker / Sue Davis / Gary King / Michael A. Livermore / ROGER PURVES / JANET BUTTOLPH JOHNSON / Gregory C. Sisk / Stevens / Lee Epstein / JOHN HENRY SCHLEGEL / JOHN MONAHAN / Jeffrey Segal / Andrew Gelman / Todd E. Pettys / Daniel E. Ho / Souter / David M. Trubek / Andrew D. Martin / Thomas / Adrian Vermeule / Marc Galanter / Kevin M. Quinn / Christopher M. Parker / Michael Heise / RICHARD A. JOSLYN / Jack Goldsmith / /
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racist speaker / a pro-life speaker / and an anti-gay rights speaker / Solicitor General / WALKER / speaker / critic / Professor of Political Science / King / representative / judge / lawyer / /
RESPONSE In Defense of Empirical Legal Studies CHRISTINA L. BOYD†INTRODUCTION The empirical legal studies movement, or ELS, is