I've decided to withdraw the 30 most-cited in "Public Law," and will instead disaggregate that category a bit into "Administrative and/or Environmental Law," "Legislation [including statutory interpretation and legislative process]," and "Immigration Law." Also still coming are election law, legal ethics/legal profession, and a new addition, "Employment and/or Labor Law."
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