Elizabeth Dale
Waldo W. Neikirk Term Professor, 2012-2013 Incoming Editor, Law &
History Review Professor, History Affiliated
Professor of Law,
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Curriculum Vitae (pdf) Books (link) The Chicago Trunk Murder (2011) Criminal Justice in the United
States, 1789-1939 (2011) Debating and Creating
Authority (2001) The Rule of Justice (2001) Recent &
forthcoming articles: Popular
Sovereignty: A Case Study from the Antebellum Era (2011) Reconsidering
the Seventeenth Century: Legal History in the Americas (forthcoming) Blog (with Scott
Catey): View other
examples of my research on my SSRN page: http://ssrn.com/author=916245 Contact
me: 224 University of PO Box 117320 Gainesville, edale@ufl.edu or dale@law.ufl.edu 352-273-3387 Additional
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COURSE FALL 2012
AMH 4550/HIS 6416 (pdf) COURSES
SPRING 2012 HIS
3931/EUH 5934: Human Rights in World History (pdf) LAW 6930/AMH 5557:
Legal and Constitutional History (pdf) COURSES FALL 2011
HIS
3942: Famous American Trials (History Practicum) AMH
3558: American Legal History COURSES SPRING 2010
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NOTES
FOR STUDENTS: v In
writing papers, you must give credit whenever you use materials (words,
phrases, ideas, arguments, or conclusions) that you have borrowed from the
work of someone else. Failure to give credit by properly putting borrowed
ideas in quotations marks and/or by footnoting is PLAGIARISM and is
unacceptable. The University policy is set forth here: UF Student Guide to Academic Honesty. See also
the American Historical
Association site v Students
requesting accommodation for disabilities must first register with the Office
of the Dean of Students. For information about the University disability
accommodation process, please review UF Guide to Disability Accommodations and Services |
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History Course Links at UF (2000-2010) Other
History Course Links at UF Draft syllabi Guidelines and Materials for Graduate
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JD/MA/PhD Joint Degree Program |
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