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Christoph Niering,Christoph Hillebrando move closer to the actual subject of our study, namely the forms of “doing procedure” in our different procedural regimes. In the following three chapters, we are going to study procedure in the light of doing the procedural past, the procedural present, and the procedural future. Tracing these te