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Washburn Law Journal, Vol. 40 (2000-2001)
Sanders v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.: Does it Mean the End to the Use of Hidden Cameras in Undercover Media Investigations? [Sanders v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. 85 Cal. Rptr. 2d 909 (Cal. 1999)] (Nathan D. Leadstrom), p. 143-168
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Sanders v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.: Does it Mean the End to the Use of Hidden Cameras in Undercover Media Investigations? [Sanders v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. 85 Cal. Rptr. 2d 909 (Cal. 1999)] (Nathan D. Leadstrom), p. 143-168