Legal Provisions Considered by the Court | Supreme Court Database
Variable Name Spaeth Name Normalizations lawType LAW 8 [ view ] This variable and its components (lawSupp and lawMinor) identify the constitutional provision(s), statute(s), or court rule(s) that the Court considered in the case. The difference between them is that lawSupp and lawMinor are coded finely; they identify the specific law, constitutional provision or rule […]
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