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Green Bag, spring 2013: It is here, with fine writing by Stephen M. Bainbridge, Peter Scott Campbell, Eugene R. Fidell, William E. Foster, Bryan A. Garner, Ira C. Lupu, Edward M. Paxson, and G. Edward White, plus connections to (and explanations of) music by Learned Hand and a film by Cattleya Concepcion.

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Learned Hand Sings Songs of His Youth: Here is a video preview (by Cattleya Concepcion) of the Green Bag Recording Company's first foray into the record business. Cover art by John A. Sargent. Liner notes are here, and links to all 13 tracks are available here.

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JoLJournal of Law, v.3, n.1: It is here, featuring issues of: The Post (Anna Ivey, Tung Yin, Tamara Piety, and David Schleicher, eds.) and the Journal of Legal Metrics (Adam Aft, Craig Rust et al., eds.).

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1 TBG 9: New Thought Bubble Gum forthcoming, with a Slugger to be named later.

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Founding Slugger: Justice James Iredell Supreme Court Slugger cards are on their way to many mailboxes. Like the player on whom he is modeled (Walter F. Leonard), Iredell was from North Carolina and is considered one of the ablest professionals of his generation. Portrait by John A. Sargent.

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