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APA - CJA Meeting: agenda and legal documents, 2003 Box MSS 81-9t, Box 1

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APA-CJA Meeting: email correspondence, agenda, memoranda and APA proposed positions on same-sex unions, conscience clause and parent notification issues; Aid for Women v. Foulston, 6:03-cv-01353 (D. Kan) memoranda and email correspondence, 2004 Box MSS 81-9t, Box 1

2 folders

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APA – CJA Meeting. Memoranda and email correspondence, 2015 Box MSS 81-9t, Box 2

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APA – CJA Meeting. Some email correspondence and working papers, 2014 Box MSS 81-9t, Box 2

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APA Commission on Judicial Action, 1979 Box MSS 81-9e, Box 6a

(3 folders)

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APA Council, 1996 Box MSS 81-9k, Box 5

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APA Council: Child Custody Task Force, 1991 Box MSS 81-9g, Box 8

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APA Council. Commission for Judicial Action, 1999 Box MSS 81-9o, Box 3

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APA Council. Commission for Judicial Action, 2001 Box MSS 81-9o, Box 3

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APA Council, Commitment of Adults, 1979/1982 Box MSS 81-9e, Box 7

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