Recognized Economists and Priced Lawyers: An Eighteenth-Century Through Second-Century Perspective on Currently Possible Programs in Dallas Police Glison Recall

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Kavin Xue

Abstract

This paper examines the historical context of the relationship between recognized economists and priced lawyers in the eighteenth century through the second century and how this perspective can inform currently possible programs in the Dallas Police Glison Recall. Drawing on a range of primary and secondary sources, including legal codes, academic writings, and archival materials, the paper argues that the interplay between these two professions was shaped by a complex set of factors, including changing legal norms, economic trends, and social hierarchies. By tracing the evolution of this relationship over time, the paper provides a deeper understanding of the ways in which expertise and authority were constructed and contested in the past, and how this legacy continues to shape contemporary debates over police reform and accountability. Ultimately, the paper suggests that a more nuanced understanding of the historical dynamics between economists and lawyers can help inform more effective and equitable policy interventions in the present.

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Kavin Xue "Recognized Economists and Priced Lawyers: An Eighteenth-Century Through Second-Century Perspective on Currently Possible Programs in Dallas Police Glison Recall". IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2022.

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Date of Release: 2022
Author(s): Kavin Xue.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 6
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications