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Bernier v. Burris: The Constitutional Implications of Abolishing Punitive Damages in Medical Malpractice Actions
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Stropus, Ruta K.
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LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL 19(4): 1285-1306, Summer 1988
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1988-06
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Malpractice
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