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Scholarship Repository collection - University of Virginia School of Law, 2026

.022 Gigabytes

This collection consists of digital files containing bibliographic and biographic data from the University of Virginia School of Law's Online Scholarship Repository. The School of Law created the repository and hosted it on the School's website. It was a searchable bibliography that listed, summarized, and linked to copies of School of Law faculty and staff publications. The repository also linked to profile pages containing biographical information about the featured authors. Generally, it did not post full copies of the publications online, and this collection does not contain copies of those publications.

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Scholarship Repository collection - University of Virginia School of Law, 2026 .022 Gigabytes

University of Virginia. School of Law

This collection consists of digital files containing bibliographic and biographic data from the University of Virginia School of Law's Online Scholarship Repository. The School of Law created the repository and hosted it on the School's website. It was a searchable bibliography that listed, summarized, and linked to copies of School of Law faculty and staff publications. The repository also linked to profile pages containing biographical information about the featured authors. Generally, it did not post full copies of the publications online, and this collection does not contain copies of those publications.

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