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Sites of Law

Sites of Law. From Nature to Symbolic Buildings John Brigham, UMass, Amherst 2004. Barbara Nicholson, Wadi Wadi People. “Law Sites Revisited” Conference on Representing Law, University of Wollongong, NSW. Oak Trees. Charter Oak in Connecticut. The Hanging Tree Goliad, Texas.

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Sites of Law

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  1. Sites of Law From Nature to Symbolic Buildings John Brigham, UMass, Amherst 2004

  2. Barbara Nicholson, Wadi Wadi People “Law Sites Revisited” Conference on Representing Law, University of Wollongong, NSW

  3. Oak Trees Charter Oak in Connecticut

  4. The Hanging TreeGoliad, Texas

  5. Places of adjudication and sources of law

  6. Thrones and Castles

  7. Redemption Rock, Princeton, Massachusetts

  8. Mt Sinai and the Ten Commandments

  9. The English Garden

  10. Eve Darian Smith and the Channel Tunnel

  11. Frederick Law Olmstead

  12. Central Park, New York

  13. Independence Hall, Philadelphia

  14. Suffolk County Courthouses

  15. U.S. Supreme CourtCass Gilbert, Architect1937

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