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ALI Audiovisual History - A. James Casner

American Law Institute

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ALI Audiovisual History - A. James Casner

For noncommercial use only. Posted with the permission of the American Law Institute (http://www.ali.org/). An interview with the late A. James Casner, the legendary law teacher, continuing legal educator, and estate law practitioner who devoted a significant portion of his professional career to serving as Reporter or Adviser to various American Law Institute projects, constitutes the third installment in ALI’s ongoing Audiovisual History Series. In this May 1990 interview conducted by Paul A. Wolkin, Professor Casner recalls his work for the Institute, as intertwined with his professional life, with particular emphasis on his service as Reporter for the Restatement of Property and for several of the Institute’s projects on federal income taxation.

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Credit
American Law Institute
Language
English
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