Civil Procedure Analyzed and Synthesized; Litigating Step-By-Step: Pretrial, Trial, Judgment Appeal; Authority to Adjudicate: Subject-Matter Jurisdiction, Territorial Authority to Adjudicate, Notice, Procedural Incidents; Complex Litigation: Multi-Claim and Multi-Party; Governing Law: Choice of Law and Federalism; Former Adjudication: Claim Preclusion, Issue Preclusion, Non-Ordinary Judgments, Non-Parties, Non-Domestic Judgements.

Civil Procedure (Hornbook Series)

Jack H. Friedenthal

Rules & Procedures

West Group

Updated to include a contemporary perspective, this popular classic casebook covers important developments in several areas of civil procedure and incorporates student and professor comments on previous editions. While it retains a focus on procedural evolution, the new ninth edition also discusses cutting-edge issues, such as transnational litigation and technology's effect on jurisdictional doctrine. To make way for new material, this edition abbreviates a few older cases and commentaries and streamlines some notes.

Cases and Materials on Civil Procedure (American Casebook Series)

Arthur R. Miller

John E. Sexton

Helen Hershkoff

Civil Procedure, Cases & Materials, Revised 2008 (9th, 08) by Friedenthal, Jack H - Miller, Arthur R - Sexton, John E - He [Hardcover (2008)]

John J. Cound

The revised ninth edition of this popular casebook fully reflects the restyled Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and covers important new Supreme Court cases on pleading, federal jurisdiction, summary judgment, and due process. The revised edition integrates and does not simply add recent decisions, including Bell Atlantic, Flowers, and Grable. The cases are carefully edited and followed by notes and questions. This revised edition also treats the latest electronic discovery amendments and addresses significant developments in class-action practice. As has been the practice with all of the past editions, the casebook offers a substantial emphasis on the operation of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, but also draws comparisons with state and international practice. Because courses in civil procedure vary greatly as to the hours allotted, we have designed and revised this casebook for maximum flexibility in terms of an individual classroom?s coverage, depth, sensibility, and emphasis.

Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials, 2008 (American Casebook Series)

Thomson West

The basic plan of this book is first to introduce readers to the nature of the judicial power itself and to basic issues of Congress's power over the jurisdiction, and then to follow the litigant's more or less in order through the federal courts. Chapter 2 and 3 spell out the basic contours of district - court jurisdiction in federal - question, admiralty, and diversity cases, with notes on venue and on the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction. Chapter 4 tells the student something about the applicable law governing federal proceedings, including remedies against government officers. Chapter 5 and 6 deal with limitations on the exercise of jurisdiction that cuts across the various jurisdictional categories: sovereign and official immunities a variety of statutory and judicial abstention doctrines. Chapter 7 follows the litigant into situations in which a federal court is asked to pass upon what another tribunal has already done.

Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series)

Arthur Raphael Miller

The Compact Tenth Edition of this popular casebook is designed for a one-semester course in Civil Procedure of three- or four-credit hours. The shortening of the materials found in the larger Tenth Edition and the elimination of certain chapters reflect the authors' judgments concerning what should be the central themes of a Civil Procedure course. The authors continue to believe that the larger Tenth Edition will prove advantageous for many teachers who have shorter courses of even three hours because it provides the maximum flexibility in terms of coverage, depth, and emphasis. Like the larger Tenth Edition, the Compact Tenth Edition reflects the restyled Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, incorporates new Supreme Court cases that impact such topics as pleading, subject-matter jurisdiction, and joinder, and is designed to be accompanied by the authors' latest Civil Procedure Supplement. This title is accompanied by a Teacher’s Manual. This 650 page book has 16 chapters

Friedenthal, Miller, Sexton, and Hershkoff's Civil Procedure, Cases and Materials, Compact 10th for Shorter Courses (American Casebook Series) (English and English Edition)

Miller, Arthur

SEXTON, John

Hershkoff, Helen

West Academic Publishing

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