Federal Citations

"Federal Citations" is an invaluable legal reference work designed to provide an exhaustive alphabetical table of English and American cases cited in the opinions of the Courts of the United States. This meticulously compiled resource, authored by Robert Desty and the United States Courts, offers legal professionals and researchers a comprehensive guide to understanding the historical and legal context of landmark decisions.

This essential volume serves as a critical tool for tracing the evolution of legal thought and precedent within the American judicial system. By presenting cases in an accessible alphabetical format, "Federal Citations" enables efficient and thorough legal research, ensuring that users can quickly locate and analyze relevant case law. It is a must-have for any law library or legal practitioner seeking a deeper understanding of the foundations of American jurisprudence.

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