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Walter F. Mondale

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The University of Minnesota Law Library is pleased to present Walter F. Mondale: Spokesman for Reform and Justice in the U.S. Senate, a website devoted to the senatorial career of Walter Mondale (’56). Senator Mondale’s work in shaping crucial legislation is documented in full text access to selected proceedings and debates on the floor of the Senate as recorded in the Congressional Record. We invite you to visit the site at mondale.law.umn.edu


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Federal court rules crack cocaine offenders have a right to resentencing hearings

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