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Abstract
Suing Government offers a carefully argued and provocative analysis of official wrongs and citizen remedies. Peter Schuck surveys the field from two perspectives; private tort law with the goal of promoting compensation of victims, and from that of organization theory, with the aim of modifying illegal behavior of government personnel. From these vantage points, Schuck identifies several problem areas on the contemporary legal landscape.
Recommended Citation
Paul T. Dimond,
Telling Government What's Right,
3
Yale L. & Pol'y Rev.
(1984).
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