Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts
Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts: Summary in the United States of America
(In the U.S. law) In this entry, Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts covers:
- Horizontal Federalism
- Personal Jurisdiction
- Federal Court Subject Matter Jurisdiction
- Federal Question Jurisdiction
- Diversity Jurisdiction
- Abuses of Discovery
Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts: Summary in the United States of America
(In the U.S. law) In this entry, Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts covers:
- Federal or State Law
- Where to Sue or Defend
- Sovereign Immunity
- Conflict of Laws
- Forum Non Conveniens
- Pretrial Procedure
Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts: Summary in the United States of America
(In the U.S. law) In this entry, Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts covers:
- The Complaint and Service of Process
- The Defendant's Response to the Complaint
- Class Actions
- Discovery
- Major Forms of Discovery
- Exceptions to Discovery
Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts: Summary in the United States of America
(In the U.S. law) In this entry, Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts covers:
- Summary Judgment
- The Trial
- After the Trial
- Appeals in the Federal System
- Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments
- U.S. Civil Procedure Goes Global
Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts: Main Elements
The coverage of Civil Procedure and the Federal Courts includes the following main elements:
Horizontal Federalism
For detailed information on this issue, please read the corresponding entry.
Personal Jurisdiction
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Federal Court Subject Matter Jurisdiction
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Federal Question Jurisdiction
There is information on this basic subject matter in this legal reference.
Diversity Jurisdiction
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Abuses of Discovery
There is information on this basic subject matter in this legal reference.
References
See Also
- Civil Procedure (in international or comparative law)
- Federal Courts (in international or comparative law)
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