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Chronolawgy: A Study of Law and Temporal Perception

Check out UMLR Eleventh Circuit editor Brian Stewart’s mind-bending piece on the illusion of time, published in the current issue, here.

This entry was posted in News, Scholarship and tagged Scholarship, Trippy on January 29, 2013 by Samuel Wardle.  Comments Off on Chronolawgy: A Study of Law and Temporal Perception    

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