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PREFACE TO THE EIGHTH EDITION

iii

(2)

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION

(18)

TABLE OF CASES

xxiii

(16)

ABBREVIATIONS AND DELETIONS

xxxix

(2)

TABLE OF SECONDARY AUTHORITIES

xli

(22)

TABLE OF STATUTES AND RULES

lxiii

Chapter 1. Introduction

(48)

A. An Overview of the System

(31)

Note on the Structure of a Lawsuit

(12)

Note on the Structure of the Court System

(5)

Historical Note on Procedure

(14)

B. The Adversary System

(17)

Introductory Note on the Adversary System

(2)

Hazard, The Adversary System

(4)

Hand, the Deficiencies of Trials to Reach the Heart of the Matter

(2)

Dees, A Season for Justice

(4)

Note on Professional Courtesy

(3)

Note on Alternatives to Formal Adjudication

(2)

Chapter 2. Remedies

(126)

A. Plenary Judicial Remedies

(41)

Note on Litigation as a Last Resort

(2)

1. Damages

(1)

Helfend v. Southern California Rapid Transit District

(9)

Note on Damages

(3)

BMW of North America, Inc. v. Gore

(11)

Note on Punitive Damages

(4)

2. Specific Relief: Injunctions and Declaratory Relief

(1)

Introductory Note on Specific Relief

(1)

Weinberger v. Romero-Barcelo

(8)

Note on Injunctions and Declaratory Relief

(3)

B. Provisional Remedies

(29)

1. Attachment

(1)

Introductory Note on Attachment

(3)

Connecticut v. Doehr

(15)

Note on Connecticut v. Doehr

108

(1)

2. Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions

108

(1)

Note on Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions

108

(1)

Lawson Products, Inc. v. Avnet, Inc.

109

(10)

C. Foreclosure of Remedy by the Passage of Time

119

(16)

United States v. Kubrick

119

(10)

Note on Statutes of Limitations and Laches

129

(6)

D. Costs of Litigation

135

(40)

1. Court Costs

135

(1)

United States v. Kras

135

(9)

Note on Court Costs

144

(2)

2. Attorneys' Fees

146

(1)

Introductory Note on Attorneys' Fees

146

(1)

Serrano v. Priest

147

(12)

Evans v. Jeff D.

159

(10)

Further Note on Attorneys' Fees

169

(6)

Chapter 3. Choosing the Proper Court

175

(307)

A. Territorial Jurisdiction

175

(206)

Preliminary Note on Territorial Jurisdiction

175

(2)

1. Historical Formulae: The Relevance of State Boundaries

177

(1)

Pennoyer v. Neff

177

(7)

Note on Pennoyer v. Neff, Types of Jurisdiction, and the Relevance of State Boundaries

184

(4)

Harris v. Balk

188

(3)

Note on Harris v. Balk and the Expansion of in Rem Jurisdiction

191

(2)

Hess v. Pawloski

193

(2)

Note on Hess v. Pawloski, and Bringing Jurisdictional Concepts Into the Twentieth Century

195

(1)

2. Twentieth Century Syntheses

196

(1)

a. Minimum Contacts

196

(1)

International Shoe Co. v. Washington

196

(8)

Notes and Questions

204

(1)

Note on General and Specific Jurisdiction

205

(4)

World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson

209

(10)

Notes and Questions

219

(2)

Kulko v. Superior Court

221

(6)

Notes and Questions

227

(3)

Helicopteros Nacionales De Colombia, S.A. v. Hall

230

(5)

Notes and Questions

235

(3)

b. Reformulation of Minimum Contacts?

238

(1)

Burger King Corp. v. Rudzewicz

238

(15)

Notes and Questions on Burger King and the Possible Reformulation of "Minimum Contacts"

253

(1)

Asahi Metal Industry Co. v. Superior Court

253

(11)

Notes and Questions on Asahi and the Possible Reformulation of "Minimum Contacts"

264

(2)

c. Long-Arm Statutes

266

(1)

Introductory Note on Long-Arm Statutes

266

(1)

1. State Long-Arm Statutes

267

(1)

Bensusan Restaurant Corporation v. King

267

(5)

Notes and Questions

272

(4)

2. Federal Long-Arm Statutes

276

(1)

Omni Capital International v. Rudolf Wolff & Co.

276

(4)

Notes and Questions

280

(3)

3. Foreign Defendants

283

(1)

Note on Foreign Defendants

283

(3)

d. Presence

286

(1)

Introductory Note on Presence

286

(1)

1. Property

286

(1)

Shaffer v. Heitner

286

(14)

Notes and Questions

300

(2)

2. Person

302

(1)

Burnham v. Superior Court of California

302

(14)

Notes and Questions

316

(1)

e. Notice

317

(1)

Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust

317

(9)

Notes and Questions

326

(3)

Note on Service of Process

329

(6)

David Segal, Big Year for the Bad News Bearers; Suits Produce Deliveries Fast and Furious for Process Servers

335

(4)

f. Consent to Jurisdiction

339

(1)

1. Consent by Appearance

339

(1)

Note on Consent by Appearance

339

(1)

2. Consent by Contract

340

(1)

Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute

340

(9)

Notes and Questions

349

(3)

g. Objecting to Jurisdiction

352

(1)

1. Special Appearance

352

(1)

Insurance Corp. of Ireland, Ltd. v. Compagnie Des Bauxites De Guinee

352

(7)

Note on Insurance Corp. of Ireland and Special Appearance

359

(3)

2. Limited Appearance

362

(1)

Note on Limited Appearance

362

(1)

h. Relation of Territorial Jurisdiction to Choice of Law

362

(1)

Phillips Petroleum Co. v. Shutts

362

(15)

Notes and Questions

377

(2)

Note on Non-Constitutional Choice of Law Rules

379

(2)

B. Subject Matter Jurisdiction

381

(66)

Preliminary Note on Subject Matter Jurisdiction

381

(4)

1. Federal Question Jurisdiction

385

(1)

Louisville & Nashville RR. Co. v. Mottley

385

(2)

Note on the Constitutional Scope of Federal Question Jurisdiction, and the Well-pleaded Complaint Rule

387

(3)

Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Thompson

390

(8)

Further Note on 28 U.S.C XXX 1331

398

(2)

2. Diversity Jurisdiction

400

(1)

Mas v. Perry

400

(3)

Note on Mas v. Perry and Assorted Problems of Diversity Jurisdiction

403

(4)

Note on the Origin and Purposes of Diversity Jurisdiction

407

(4)

3. Supplemental Jurisdiction

411

(1)

United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs

411

(4)

Notes and Questions

415

(1)

Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger

416

(6)

Note on Supplemental Jurisdiction

422

(6)

Free v. Abbott Laboratories

428

(5)

Notes and Questions

433

(1)

4. Removal

434

(1)

Caterpillar Inc. v. Williams

434

(4)

Note on Removal

438

(8)

5. Challenging Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction

446

(1)

Note on Direct Challenge to Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction

446

(1)

C. Venue

447

(22)

1. State Courts

447

(1)

Note on Venue in State Courts

447

(2)

2. Federal Courts

449

(1)

a. Venue

449

(1)

Note on Venue in Federal Courts

449

(4)

b. Change of Venue and Related Topics

453

(1)

Ferens v. John Deere Co.

453

(11)

Note on Ferens v. John Deere, Change of Venue Under XXX 1404(a), Dismissal or Transfer for Lack of Venue Under XXX 1406(a), and Other Transfers

464

(5)

D. Forum Non Conveniens

469

(13)

Piper Aircraft Co. v. Reyno

469

(8)

Note on Forum Non Conveniens

477

(5)

Chapter 4. The Erie Problem

482

(100)

A. The Law Applied in Federal Court: the Problem of Erie Railroad v. Tompkins

482

(75)

Introductory Note on the Law Applied in Federal Courts

482

(6)

Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins

488

(7)

Note on Erie

495

(3)

Note on Erie and the Substance/procedure Distinction

498

(4)

Guaranty Trust Co. v. York

502

(4)

Note on Developments After Guaranty Trust Co. v. York

506

(3)

Byrd v. Blue Ridge Rural Electric Cooperative

509

(5)

Notes and Questions

514

(1)

Hanna v. Plumer

514

(10)

Note on Erie, Hanna v. Plumer, and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

524

(2)

Gasperini v. Center for Humanities, Inc.

526

(22)

Notes and Questions

548

(1)

Walker v. Armco Steel Corp.

549

(5)

Note on Statutes of Limitations, Relation Back Under Rule 15(C), and Erie

554

(3)

B. "Reverse Erie": Federal Law in State Courts

557

(7)

Dice v. Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad Co.

557

(4)

Note on Federal Law in State Courts

561

(3)

C. Ascertaining State Law

564

(12)

DeWeerth v. Baldinger

564

(6)

Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation v. Lubell

570

(2)

DeWeerth v. Baldinger

572

(1)

Note on Ascertaining State Law

572

(4)

D. Federal Common Law

576

(6)

Clearfield Trust Co. v. United States

576

(3)

Notes and Questions

579

(3)

Chapter 5. Pleading

582

(127)

A. Introduction

582

(1)

B. Who Must Plead?

583

(12)

Cleary, Presuming and Pleading: An Essay on Juristic Immaturity

583

(6)

Gomez v. Toledo

589

(4)

Note on Burden of Pleading, Burden of Persuasion, and Burden of Proof

593

(2)

C. What Must Be Pleaded?

595

(71)

1. The Complaint

595

(11)

Notes and Questions

606

(1)

a. The Problem of Specificity: Notice and Code Pleading

607

(1)

Weinstein and Distler, Comments on Procedural Reform: Drafting Pleading Rules

607

(4)

Dioguardi v. Durning

611

(2)

Notes and Questions

613

(6)

Note on Modern Code Pleading

619

(3)

Note on Pleading Subject Matter Jurisdiction In Federal District Court

622

(1)

Note on Form and Style of Pleadings and Other Papers

623

(1)

American Nurses' Association v. State of Illinois

624

(7)

Notes and Questions

631

(1)

Note on Pleading Inconsistent Theories

632

(1)

b. Heightened Pleading Requirements

633

(1)

Leatherman v. Tarrant County Narcotics Intelligence and Coordination Unit

633

(2)

Notes and Questions

635

(3)

Note on Pleading Under the Federal Private Securities Reform Act of 1995

638

(2)

2. Responding to the Complaint

640

(1)

a. Motion for Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim, Demurrer, and Motion for a More Definite Statement

640

(1)

Molasky v. Garfinkle

640

(5)

Note on Devices for Challenging The Legal Sufficiency of a Complaint

645

(2)

Mitchell v. E-Z Way Towers, Inc.

647

(6)

Note on Requiring a More Definite Statement

653

(1)

Note on Presentation of Defenses Under Fed.R.Civ.P. 12

654

(1)

b. The Answer

655

(7)

Note on the Answer

662

(4)

Note on the Reply

666

(1)

D. Amended and Supplemental Pleadings

666

(19)

1. Amended Pleadings

666

(1)

Matarazzo v. Friendly Ice Cream Corp.

666

(4)

Note on Amending Pleadings

670

(2)

Worthington v. Wilson

672

(7)

Note on Rule 15(c) and Relation Back

679

(5)

2. Supplemental Pleadings

684

(1)

Note on Supplemental Pleadings

684

(1)

E. Substantiality of Claims and Defenses

685

(24)

Introductory Note on Substantiality of Pleadings

685

(1)

Business Guides, Inc. v. Chromatic Communications Enterprises, Inc.

686

(8)

Ridder v. City of Springfield

694

(7)

Note on Rule 11 and Other Devices Designed to Deter Frivolous or Abusive Litigation

701

(8)

Chapter 6. The Size of the Litigation

709

(188)

Introductory Note on the Size of the Litigation

709

(2)

A. Joinder of Claims

711

(16)

1. Multiple Claims in the Complaint

711

(1)

Note on Historical Attitudes Toward Joinder

711

(3)

2. Counterclaims and Analogous Devices

714

(1)

United States for the Use and Benefit of D'Agostino Excavators, Inc. v. Heyward-Robinson Co.

714

(5)

Note on Counterclaiming Devices

719

(4)

3. Consolidation and Severance

723

(1)

Note on Consolidation and Severance

723

(1)

Middlebrook, Liability v. Damages: A Fair Trial Often Means a Split Trial (Editorial)

724

(3)

B. Joinder of Parties

727

(170)

Introductory Note on Parties and Standing

727

(2)

1. Basic Concepts of Party Joinder

729

(1)

a. Permissive Joinder

729

(1)

Lambert v. Southern Counties Gas Co.

729

(3)

Note on Permissive Joinder of Parties

732

(2)

b. Compulsory Joinder

734

(1)

Tell et al. v. Trustees of Dartmouth College

734

(5)

Tell v. Trustees of Dartmouth College

739

(2)

Note on Compulsory Joinder of Parties

741

(3)

2. Devices for Adding Parties

744

(1)

a. Impleading, Cross-Claims and Related Devices

744

(1)

American Motorcycle Association v. Superior Court

744

(5)

Fairview Park Excavating Co. v. Al Monzo Construction Co.

749

(3)

Note on Cross-Claims and Impleader

752

(1)

b. Intervention

753

(1)

Historical Note on Intervention

753

(2)

Atlantis Development Corp. v. United States

755

(8)

Further Note on Intervention

763

(1)

Bustop v. Superior Court

764

(5)

Note on Intervention in "Public Question" Suits

769

(3)

c. Interpleader

772

(1)

State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. v. Tashire

772

(6)

Note on Interpleader

778

(5)

d. Substitution of Parties

783

(1)

Note on Substitution of Parties

783

(1)

3. Nominal Parties

783

(1)

Virginia Electric & Power Co. v. Westinghouse Electric Corp.

783

(5)

Note on the Real Party in Interest Rule

788

(2)

4. Capacity to Sue and Be Sued

790

(1)

Note on Capacity to Sue and Be Sued

790

(6)

5. Class Actions

796

(1)

Historical Note on Class Actions

796

(2)

a. Representation and Res Judicata in Class Actions

798

(1)

Hansberry v. Lee

798

(5)

Note on Hansberry v. Lee

803

(3)

Note on Res Judicata in Class Actions

806

(2)

b. Uses and Administration of Class Suits

808

(1)

In re Northern District of California Dalkon Shield IUD Products Liability Litigation

808

(9)

Vasquez v. Superior Court

817

(12)

Note on Modern Class Actions

829

(6)

Note on Damages Class Actions

835

(5)

Eisen v. Carlisle & Jacquelin

840

(10)

Note on Notice and Remedies in Rule 23(B)(3) Class Actions

850

(4)

Phillips Petroleum Co. v. Shutts

854

(1)

Note on Opting Out

854

(1)

In Re Rhone-Poulenc Rorer, Inc.

855

(8)

Note on Class Actions in Personal Injury Mass Tort Litigation

863

(6)

c. Settlement of Class Suits

869

(1)

Saylor v. Lindsley

869

(6)

Note on Approval of Settlements in Class Actions

875

(1)

Amchem Products, Inc. v. Windsor

875

(14)

Note on Settlement Classes

889

(4)

Fistfuls of Coupons: Millions for Class-Action Lawyers, Scrip for Plaintiffs

893

(3)

Final Note on Class Action Settlements

896

(1)

Chapter 7. The Pretrial Stage

897

(104)

A. Formulation of the Issues

897

(4)

Lasky, Memorandum for the Committee on Rule 8

897

(4)

B. Disclosure of the Evidence

901

(82)

1. Mechanics of Discovery

901

(1)

Introductory Note on Discovery

901

(4)

Note on Discovery Tools

905

(11)

Ann Davis, In Videotaped Depositions, Every Twitch Tells a Tale

916

(3)

2. Trial Preparation Privileges

919

(1)

a. The Work-Product Doctrine and Attorney-Client Privilege

919

(1)

Introductory Note on the Work-Product Doctrine

919

(1)

Hickman v. Taylor

919

(9)

Note on the Work-product Doctrine

928

(2)

Upjohn Co. v. United States

930

(7)

Further Note on the Work-Product Doctrine

937

(3)

Note on the Attorney-Client Privilege

940

(1)

Swidler & Berlin v. United States

940

(9)

Note on the Attorney-Client Privilege

949

(3)

Further Note on Privileged Matter

952

(4)

b. Examinations and Experts

956

(1)

Vinson v. Superior Court

956

(9)

Note on Discovery and Use of Expert Witnesses

965

(3)

Diamond, The Fallacy of the Impartial Expert

968

(6)

3. Discovery Abuses

974

(1)

Communispond, Inc. v. Kelley and T.C.E. Associates, LLC

974

(6)

Note on Abuse of Discovery: Sanctions and Reform

980

(3)

C. The Pretrial Conference

983

(18)

Rigby v. Beech Aircraft Co.

983

(2)

Note on the Pretrial Conference

985

(4)

Note on the Pretrial Conference in Federal Court: Who Can Be Compelled to Attend, and What Can They Be Compelled to Do?

989

(1)

Langbein, The German Advantage in Civil Procedure

990

(9)

Note on the German Advantage in Civil Procedure

999

(2)

Chapter 8. Trial

1001

(284)

A. Judgment Without Trial

1001

(57)

1. Devices to Avoid Plenary Trial

1001

(1)

Note on Devices to Avoid Plenary Trial

1001

(2)

2. Default Judgment

1003

(1)

United States v. Cirami

1003

(4)

Note on Default and Default Judgment

1007

(3)

3. Settlement

1010

(1)

Bundy, The Policy in Favor of Settlement in an Adversary System

1010

(1)

Edwards v. Born, Inc.

1011

(5)

Note on Settlement Agreements

1016

(4)

4. Summary Judgment

1020

(1)

Adickes v. S.H. Kress & Co.

1020

(7)

Celotex Corp. v. Catrett

1027

(10)

Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc.

1037

(8)

Note on Summary Judgment

1045

(6)

Sattar v. Motorola, Inc.

1051

(7)

Note

1058

(1)

B. The Right to Jury Trial

1058

(65)

1. Introduction

1058

(1)

Note on the Structure of a Trial

1058

(3)

2. The Seventh Amendment

1061

(1)

Note on the Right to Jury Trial Under the United States Constitution

1061

(3)

American Life Ins. Co. v. Stewart et al.

1064

(4)

Beacon Theatres, Inc. v. Westover

1068

(10)

Notes and Questions

1078

(5)

Chauffeurs v. Terry

1083

(12)

Notes and Questions

1095

(2)

Note on a Possible Complexity Exception to the Seventh Amendment

1097

(1)

Tull v. United States

1098

(8)

Notes and Questions

1106

(1)

Atlas Roofing Co. v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission

1107

(8)

Note on the Seventh Amendment, Administrative Courts, and Other Non-article III Courts

1115

(5)

Note on the Right to Jury Trial Under State Law

1120

(2)

Note on Demanding and Waiving Jury Trial

1122

(1)

C. Selection of the Trier of Fact

1123

(49)

1. The Jury

1123

(1)

Introductory Note on Selection of the Jury

1123

(1)

a. The Jury Panel

1124

(1)

State v. Porro

1124

(5)

Note on the Jury Panel

1129

(4)

b. Voir Dire

1133

(1)

McDonough Power Equipment, Inc. v. Greenwood

1133

(6)

People of California v. Huey P. Newton

1139

(4)

Note on Voir Dire

1143

(2)

Edmonson v. Leesville Concrete, Inc.

1145

(6)

Further Note on Voir Dire

1151

(3)

Note on Jury Size and Unanimity

1154

(2)

2. The Judge

1156

(1)

Liljeberg v. Health Services Acquisition Corp.

1156

(13)

Note on the Recusal of the Judge

1169

(3)

D. Responsibilities of Court and Counsel

1172

(14)

People v. Rigney

1172

(4)

Sitrin Bros., Inc. v. Deluxe Lines, Inc.

1176

(2)

Committee on Professional Ethics v. Crary

1178

(7)

Note on the Responsibilities of Court and Counsel at Trial

1185

(1)

E. The Province of the Jury

1186

(66)

1. Taking the Case From the Jury

1186

(1)

Introductory Note on Taking the Case From the Jury

1186

(1)

Sioux City & Pacific Railroad Co. v. Stout

1187

(4)

Simblest v. Maynard

1191

(7)

Newing v. Cheatham

1198

(6)

Dobson v. Masonite Corp.

1204

(2)

Note on Devices for Taking a Case From the Jury

1206

(2)

2. Putting the Case to the Jury

1208

(1)

Sabella v. Southern Pacific Co.

1208

(8)

Note on Argument

1216

(1)

F. James, G. Hazard and J. Leubsdorf, Instructions to the Jury

1217

(4)

Note on Instructions to the Jury

1221

(3)

Evans v. Wright

1224

(5)

Note on Commenting on the Evidence

1229

(1)

3. Jury Verdicts

1230

(1)

Note on General and Special Verdicts

1230

(2)

4. Motions After Verdict

1232

(1)

Introductory Note on Post-Trial Motions

1232

(1)

Tanner v. United States

1233

(8)

Note on Setting Aside a Verdict

1241

(2)

Spurlin v. General Motors Corp.

1243

(5)

Mann v. Hunt

1248

(2)

Note on Excessive or Inadequate Verdicts

1250

(2)

F. Decisions in Judge-Tried Cases

1252

(18)

Note on the Structure of a Non-Jury Trial

1252

(1)

Pullman-Standard v. Swint

1253

(14)

Note on Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law

1267

(3)

G. The Judgment

1270

(6)

Introductory Note on Judgments

1270

(1)

Jackson v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.

1271

(2)

Further Note on Judgments

1273

(3)

H. Extraordinary Relief From Judgments

1276

(9)

Ackermann v. United States

1276

(6)

Note on Procedures for Relief From a Judgment

1282

(3)

Chapter 9. Preclusive Effect of Prior Adjudication

1285

(81)

A. Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel

1285

(58)

Introductory Note on Res Judicata (Claim Preclusion) and Collateral Estoppel (Issue Preclusion)

1285

(1)

1. Preclusion Between the Same Parties

1286

(1)

a. Res Judicata (Claim Preclusion)

1286

(1)

Federated Department Stores, Inc. v. Moitie

1286

(6)

Note on Res Judicata (Claim Preclusion)

1292

(3)

Sawyer v. First City Financial Corp.

1295

(9)

Further Note on Res Judicata (Claim Preclusion)

1304

(3)

b. Collateral Estoppel (Issue Preclusion)

1307

(1)

Tuteur Associates, Inc. v. Taubensee Steel & Wire Company

1307

(5)

Note on Collateral Estoppel (Issue Preclusion)

1312

(5)

2. Preclusion Against Other Parties

1317

(1)

Note on Res Judicata (Claim Preclusion) Against Other Parties

1317

(1)

Introductory Note on Collateral Estoppel (Issue Preclusion) Against Other Parties

1318

(2)

Parklane Hosiery Co. v. Shore

1320

(13)

Note on Nonmutual Collateral Estoppel

1333

(4)

3. Recognition of Judgments From Other Jurisdictions

1337

(1)

a. Interstate Recognition of Judgments

1337

(1)

Fauntleroy v. Lum

1337

(4)

Note on Full Faith and Credit

1341

(2)

B. Federal-State Recognition of Judgments

1343

(17)

Marrese v. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

1343

(8)

Parsons Steel, Inc. v. First Alabama Bank

1351

(4)

Note on Interjurisdictional Preclusion

1355

(5)

C. Another Action Pending

1360

(6)

Csohan v. United Benefit Life Ins. Co.

1360

(3)

Note on Dismissal or Stay When Another Action Is Pending

1363

(3)

Chapter 10. Review of the Disposition

1366

(45)

Introductory Note on Appellate Review

1366

(2)

A. Mechanics of Appeal

1368

(11)

Note on the Mechanics of Appeal

1368

(11)

B. Federal Appellate Review

1379

(29)

1. Reviewability of Decisions

1379

(1)

Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn

1379

(8)

Digital Equipment Corp. v. Desktop Direct, Inc.

1387

(5)

Kerr v. United States District Court

1392

(6)

Note on Appealability of Non-final Orders in Federal Courts

1398

(3)

2. Reviewability of Contentions

1401

(1)

Bankers Life & Casualty Co. v. Crenshaw

1401

(7)

C. Appellate Review in State Court

1408

(1)

Note on Appellate Review in State Court

1408

(1)

D. The Appellate "Crunch"

1409

(2)

Note on the Appellate "Crunch"

1409

(2)

INDEX

1411

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