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Articles and Other Secondary Sources

  • “Access to Justice: The Impact of Federal Courts on Disability Rights.” The Federal Lawyer, December 2012. This article was originally published in the December 2012 issue of The Federal Lawyer and is used with permission.
  • “A Brief History of the Welsch Case,” presentation by Luther Granquist, 1984
  • Series of articles related to Welsch Consent Decree, Minneapolis Tribune, 1984-1989
By admin|2026-04-02T19:39:33-05:00April 2, 2026|welsch|Comments Off on Articles and Other Secondary Sources

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