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University of San Francisco School of Law
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Murder: Study of Deadly Human Violence - Spring of 2001
Murder: Study of Deadly Human Violence - University of San Francisco School of Law Spring of 2001
EXCELLENCE FOR THE FUTURE AWARD
Presented To
Megan M. Griesbach
of the
University of San Francisco School of Law
for excellent achievement in the study of
Murder: Study of Deadly Human Violence
by
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction