ALI Audiovisual History - Herbert Wechsler (Part 1)
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ALI Audiovisual History - Herbert Wechsler (Part 1)
For noncommercial use only. Posted with the permission of the American Law Institute (http://www.ali.org/). The interview, which was videotaped at Professor Wechsler’s residence in New York City on April 23, 1989, was conducted by Paul A. Wolkin. It includes Professor Wechsler’s candid reflections on both his years as Chief Reporter for the Institute’s Model Penal Code and his tenure from 1963 to 1984 as the Institute’s third Director.
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