About this Guide
Researching any area of legal history requires some use of both legal and historical resources. This guide will attempt to bring both together to assist researchers interested in the legal history of murder (and the criminal law).
For further help with your research, contact the Law Library or Professor Metzmeier.
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UofL Library Catalog
Print Resources
- Crime and Punishment in American History byCall Number: KF9223 .F75 1993ISBN: 9780465014873Publication Date: 1994
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