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AALT
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AALTAlberta Association of Library Technicians
AALTAnglo-American Legal Tradition (UK National Archives website)
AALTAnother Annoying Little Twit (blog)
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Byline: The Register-Guard In an election-induced panic attack last fall, the Republican-led Congress tossed overboard a fundamental right that has been part of the Anglo-American legal tradition since the Magna Carta in 1215.
Restore habeas right by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Breaking with centuries of Anglo-American legal tradition, the Connecticut Supreme Court recently announced that it would no longer follow a rule of statutory construction that says courts should apply a literal reading of a statute's language unless it is ambiguous or would yield an unworkable result.
Connecticut abandons 'plain-meaning' rule for statutory interpretation by Hellwege, Jean / Trial
The ICC recognizes none of the rights and immunities protected by the Anglo-American legal tradition.
International Criminal Court sellout: predictably, the Bush ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American
 
 
 
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