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Conference: International Association of Procedural Law Toronto Conference

May 15, 2009/in /by Trey Childress
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From June 3-5, 2009, the International Association of Procedural Law is holding its annual conference in Toronto, Canada.  Entitled “The Future of Categories–Categories of the Future,” the conference will showcase “leading proceduralists from around the world” who will present “their perspectives on the ways in which procedural reform is precipitating a collapse of the traditional categories of civil and common law in response to a new range of concerns and aspirations for procedure.”

More information on the conference, speakers, and program is available at http://www.iapl2009.org/index.html

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