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inlawrev-3064	Goldstein, Brandt J.	Panhandlers at Yale: A Case Study in the Limits of Law	1993	66	.pdf	application/pdf	32531	1690	62	[Vol. 27:295 mation in Parts I and II largely relates to the regular panhandlers,'^ many of whom were interviewed repeatedly, with much of the information on each panhandler corroborated by other panhandlers and many other individuals interviewed for the study. If other panhandlers less familiar to the York district were drunk or appeared to be a bugs bunny, as Ricky called the mentally ill, one of the regulars would try at least once to calm them down if they were causing a disturbance.	cache/inlawrev-3064.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3064.txt