… Federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction—but only in part. A federal court’s subject-matter
jurisdiction is limited by the Constitution; its territorial, personal jurisdiction is not. Current …

… Summary: “Law school casebook for courses in international litigation and conflicts”—…
Reported jurisprudence from the lower federal courts and state courts are likewise replete with …

… the formulation and development of American legal principles. It is … In the introductory chapter
I have sketched, largely upon the … Shortly after their creation, the federal courts, both in their …

… by local courts, but they are largely absent from the law school … They— and not federal
courts—are the starting points from … Part I of this Article explains the high stakes—both practical …

… Stephen Breyer gave at Harvard Law School on April 6 where he … Chapter Two includes the
most recent data on state and … two types of lower federal courts established by the Judiciary …

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… In Part I, I show that the Court has not been favoring one … in a workshop at Stanford Law
School for comments on a prior draft … In the last two Terms, the Court held that federal courts can't …

… Quizzing is simple to implement and integrates seamlessly with law school course curricula.
… Article I, section 4, of the Constitution was modified by section 2 of this amendment. In …

… Quizzing is simple to implement and integrates seamlessly with law school course curricula.
… in federal courts courses rather than in constitutional law. Chapter 2 focuses on the federal …