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    Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
    Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
    Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
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    Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

    By Levi Jones

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    The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are seen as technical, complicated, and even intimidating. Haiku is a form of poetry known for its simplicity. Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure strips each rule contained in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure down to its essence, and expresses that essence within the strictures of

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLevi Jones
    Release dateJan 13, 2018
    ISBN9780999837313
    Rule Haiku: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

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