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The appearance of justice and the advantages of state: The process ofVoir dire in political trials

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    David Wellman & Robert Fitzgerald

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We are grateful for comments on earlier drafts of this paper to Robert Blauner, Michael Burawoy, Troy Duster, Wally Goldfrank, Marsha Greenfield, Jeff Lustig, Jim Larson, David Matza, Tom Meyer, Jan Newton, Jay Schulman and Judy Small.

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Wellman, D., Fitzgerald, R. The appearance of justice and the advantages of state: The process ofVoir dire in political trials. Contemporary Crises 2, 373–405 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02741545

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