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Richard Moll (1)

Author of The Lure of the Law: Why People Become Lawyers, and What the Profession Does to Them

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Works by Richard Moll

The Lure of the Law: Why People Become Lawyers, and What the Profession Does to Them (1990) 36 copies

The Public Ivys (1985) 12 copies

Playing the Selective College Admissions Game (1994) 4 copies

Playing the Private College Admissions Game (1980) 2 copies

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The Public Ivys (Selection – 1986)

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