Data Research Books

14 editions

United States Law And Legislation Legal Reference Law Profession Politics/International Relations

Federal Laws Prohibiting Employment Discrimination

1998

Statutes, Regulations and Case Law Protecting Individuals with Disabilities 1997

1997

Deskbook Encyclopedia of Public Employment Law

1996

Deskbook Encyclopedia of Employment Law

1995

Private School Law in America

1993

Students with Disabilities & Special Education

1992

Statutes, Regulations, and Case Law Protecting Individuals with Disabilities

1998

Deskbook Encyclopedia of Public Employment Law

1995

Deskbook Encyclopedia of American School Law 1994

1994

Handicapped Students and Special Education

1987

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