Nobel Prize Equivalent in Law?
Trying to do some research and I keep getting different results- anyone know what this is?
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Some say The Holberg Prize, awarded since 2004 by Norway.
In America, it may be The Silver Gavel award, awarded since 1958. I have definitely heard the phrase to be awarded the silver gavel.
In America, the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law is probably up there too.
In America, it may be The Silver Gavel award, awarded since 1958. I have definitely heard the phrase to be awarded the silver gavel.
In America, the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law is probably up there too.
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