Philip B. Heymann

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Open LibraryOL216979A

Top Subjects

United States (3)
Criminal investigation (1)
Public administration. (1)
United States -- Politics and government -- Decision making. (1)
Practice of law -- United States. (1)
Legal ethics -- United States. (1)
Attorney and client -- United States. (1)

Books by Philip B. Heymann

Total count: 21

Materials for Mr. Heymann's course in Decision makingSecond semester, 1971

1971-01-01
[Bargaining and rules

1972-01-01
Criminal law[- Section III

1973-01-01
Understanding criminal investigations

Harvard Journal on Legislation1985-01-01
American legal realismits history and its legacies

1985-01-01
The politics of public management

Yale University Press1987-01-01
The social responsibilities of lawyerscase studies

Foundation Press1988-01-01
International cooperation in dealing with terrorisma review of law and recent practice

Washington College of Law1990-01-01
Report from Special Counsel Philip B. Heymann to the Commissioner of the National Football League, Paul Tagliabue

[s.n.]1990-01-01
Considering the costs and benefits of lawyering in drafting legislation or establishing precedents

Villanova University1991-01-01
Lessons of Wacoproposed changes in federal law enforcement

For sale by U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of Docs.1993-01-01
Allies for Armageddon

Yale University Press1996-01-01
Terrorism and AmericaA Commonsense Strategy for a Democratic Society

MIT Press1998-01-01
In memoriamJames Vorenberg

Harvard Law Review Association2000-01-01
Terrorism, freedom, and securitycommon sense for a democratic society

MIT Press2002-01-01
Terrorism in the 21st century reader

[s.n.]2003-01-01
Long-Term Legal Strategy Project for Preserving Security and Democratic Freedoms in the War on Terrorism

MIPT2004-01-01
Protecting liberty in an age of terror

MIT Press2005-01-01
Living the Policy Process

Oxford University Press, Incorporated2008-01-01
Laws, Outlaws, and TerroristsLessons from the War on Terrorism

MIT Press2010-01-01
Challenging Organized Crime in the Western HemisphereA Game of Moves and Countermoves

Taylor & Francis Group2018-01-01