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9780314152312

Cases on Civil Procedure, 2005 (See also 2005 Supplement)

by Friedenthal, Jack H.
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    9780314152312

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    0314152318

  • Edition: 9th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-08-30
  • Publisher: West Academic

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Summary

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.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Table of Cases
xxix
A Survey of the Civil Action
1(62)
The Concern and Character of Civil Procedure
1(3)
Notes and Questions
3(1)
An Outline of the Procedure in a Civil Action
4(14)
Selecting a Proper Court
5(2)
Commencing the Action
7(1)
Pleading and Parties
7(2)
The Response
9(1)
Obtaining Information Prior to Trial
10(1)
Summary Judgment
11(1)
Setting the Case for Trial
12(1)
The Jury and Its Selection
12(1)
The Trial
13(1)
Submitting the Case to the Jury
14(1)
Post--trial Motions
15(1)
The Judgment and Its Enforcement
15(1)
Appeal
16(2)
The Conclusiveness of Judgments
18(1)
A Note on Motion Practice
18(1)
A Note on Remedies
19(2)
Illustrative Cases
21(42)
The Authority of the Court to Proceed With the Action
22(1)
Capron v. Van Noorden
22(1)
Notes and Questions
23(1)
Tickle v. Barton
23(3)
Notes and Questions
26(1)
Defining and Determining the Case Before Trial
27(1)
Case v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
27(2)
Notes and Questions
29(1)
Temple v. Synthes Corp.
30(2)
Notes and Questions
32(1)
DiMichel v. South Buffalo Ry. Co.
33(2)
Notes and Questions
35(1)
Alderman v. Baltimore & Ohio R. Co.
36(2)
Notes and Questions
38(1)
Judge and Jury
39(1)
Instructing the Jury
39(1)
Alexander v. Kramer Bros. Freight Lines, Inc.
40(1)
Notes and Questions
41(1)
The Form of the Verdict
42(1)
Diniero v. United States Lines Co.
42(3)
Notes and Questions
45(1)
The Jury's Deliberation
46(1)
Texas Employers' Insurance Association v. Price
47(2)
Notes and Questions
49(1)
Taking the Case From the Jury
50(1)
Lavender v. Kurn
50(4)
Notes and Questions
54(1)
Appeal
55(1)
Hicks v. United States
55(3)
Notes and Questions
58(1)
Conclusiveness of Judgments
59(1)
Des Moines Navigation & R. Co. v. Iowa Homestead Co.
60(2)
Notes and Questions
62(1)
Jurisdiction Over the Parties or Their Property
63(120)
The Traditional Bases for Jurisdiction
63(10)
Pennoyer v. Neff
63(6)
Notes and Questions
69(4)
Expanding the Bases of Personal Jurisdiction
73(2)
Hess v. Pawloski
73(2)
Note and Question
75(1)
A New Theory of Jurisdiction
75(7)
International Shoe Co. v. Washington
76(5)
Notes and Questions
81(1)
Specific Jurisdiction and State Long--Arm Laws
82(43)
The Development of Long-Arm Laws
82(1)
Gray v. American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
83(5)
Note and Question
88(1)
Due Process and Long--Arm Statutes
89(1)
Notes and Questions
90(3)
Notes and Questions
93(1)
World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson
94(8)
Notes and Questions
102(5)
Notes and Questions
107(1)
Burger King Corp. v. Rudzewicz
108(7)
Notes and Questions
115(2)
Asahi Metal Industry Co. v. Superior Court
117(6)
Notes and Questions
123(2)
General Jurisdiction and State Long--Arm Laws
125(10)
Notes and Questions
127(1)
Helicopteros Nacionales de Colombia, S.A. v. Hall
128(6)
Notes and Questions
134(1)
New Bases of Jurisdiction---Technological Contacts
135(8)
Bellino v. Simon
135(5)
Note on the Internet
140(2)
Notes and Questions
142(1)
Jurisdiction Based Upon Power Over Property
143(17)
Note and Question
145(1)
Notes and Questions
146(1)
Shaffer v. Heitner
147(10)
Notes and Questions
157(2)
Note on ``Cybersquatting'' and In Rem Jurisdiction
159(1)
A Refrain: Jurisdiction Based Upon Physical Presence
160(11)
Burnham v. Superior Court
160(10)
Notes and Questions
170(1)
Another Basis of Jurisdiction: Consent
171(5)
Notes and Questions
172(2)
Notes and Questions
174(2)
Jurisdictional Reach of the Federal District Courts
176(4)
Notes and Questions
177(2)
Note on Pendent Personal Jurisdiction
179(1)
Challenging A Court's Exercise of Jurisdiction Over the Person or Property
180(3)
Raising the Jurisdictional Issue Directly
180(1)
Collateral Attack on Personal Jurisdiction
181(1)
The Limited--Appearance Problem
182(1)
Providing Notice and an Opportunity to Be Heard
183(62)
The Requirement of Reasonable Notice
183(13)
Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
183(6)
Notes and Questions
189(7)
The Mechanics of Giving Notice
196(18)
Introduction
196(1)
Specific Applications of the Service Provisions
197(1)
Federal Rule 4(d): ``Waiver of Service''
197(1)
Maryland State Firemen's Association v. Chaves
197(2)
Notes and Questions
199(1)
Federal Rule 4(e): Personal Delivery on Natural Persons
200(3)
Rule 4(e)(2): Service on a Person Residing in Defendant's Dwelling House or Usual Place of Abode
203(1)
Notes and Questions
203(1)
Rule 4(e)(2): Delivery to an Agent Authorized by Appointment
203(1)
National Equipment Rental, Ltd. v. Szukhent
203(4)
Notes and Questions
207(1)
Federal Rule 4(h): Service on Artificial Entities: Corporations, Partnerships, and Unincorporated Associations
207(2)
Notes and Questions
209(1)
Rule 4(f): Service on Individuals in a Foreign Country
209(2)
Return of Service
211(1)
Note on ``Server'' Service
212(1)
Service of Process and Statutes of Limitations
213(1)
Immunity From Process and Etiquette of Service
214(6)
Immunity From Process
214(1)
State ex rel. Sivnksty v. Duffield
214(3)
Notes and Questions
217(1)
Etiquette of Service
218(1)
Wyman v. Newhouse
218(1)
Notes and Questions
219(1)
Opportunity to Be Heard
220(25)
Fuentes v. Shevin
221(8)
Notes and Questions
229(2)
Notes and Questions
231(2)
Notes and Questions
233(1)
Connecticut v. Doehr
234(7)
Notes and Questions
241(4)
Jurisdiction Over the Subject Matter of the Action---The Court's Competency
245(84)
Subject--Matter Jurisdiction in State Courts
246(3)
Lacks v. Lacks
246(2)
Notes and Questions
248(1)
The Subject--Matter Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts---Diversity of Citizenship
249(20)
The Terms of the Debate
251(2)
New Developments
253(2)
Determining Citizenship
255(1)
Mas v. Perry
255(2)
Notes and Questions
257(5)
Amount in Controversy
262(1)
A.F.A. Tours, Inc. v. Whitchurch
262(3)
Notes and Questions
265(3)
Note on Judicially Created Exceptions to Diversity Jurisdiction
268(1)
The Subject--Matter Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts---Federal Questions
269(21)
Notes and Questions
272(1)
Louisville & Nashville R. Co. v. Mottley
273(2)
Notes and Questions
275(1)
T.B. Harms Co. v. Eliscu
276(3)
Notes and Questions
279(2)
Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Thompson
281(7)
Notes and Questions
288(1)
Note on Private Rights of Action
289(1)
The Subject--Matter Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts---Supplemental Claims and Parties
290(22)
United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs
291(4)
Notes and Questions
295(1)
Note on Pendent and Ancillary Jurisdiction Following Gibbs
296(7)
Notes and Questions
303(2)
Executive Software North America, Inc. v. United States District Court for the Central District of California
305(6)
Notes and Questions
311(1)
The Subject--Matter Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts---Removal
312(11)
Notes and Questions
314(4)
Borough of West Mifflin v. Lancaster
318(5)
Note and Question
323(1)
Challenging the Subject--Matter Jurisdiction of the Court
323(6)
Direct Attack on a Court's Lack of Subject--Matter Jurisdiction
323(1)
Notes and Questions
324(1)
Collateral Attack on a Judgment for Lack of Subject--Matter Jurisdiction
325(4)
Venue, Transfer, and Forum Non Conveniens
329(32)
Venue
329(12)
General Principles
329(3)
Notes and Questions
332(1)
Local and Transitory Actions
333(1)
Reasor-Hill Corp. v. Harrison
333(3)
Note and Question
336(1)
Venue in the Federal Courts
337(1)
Bates v. C & S Adjusters, Inc.
337(2)
Notes and Questions
339(2)
Transfer of Venue in Federal Courts
341(7)
Hoffman v. Blaski
341(4)
Notes and Questions
345(3)
Forum Non Conveniens
348(13)
Piper Aircraft Co. v. Reyno
349(7)
Notes and Questions
356(5)
Ascertaining the Applicable Law
361(89)
State Law in the Federal Courts
362(55)
The Rule of Swift v. Tyson
362(2)
The Erie Doctrine: The Rules of Decision Act and the Rules Enabling Act
364(1)
Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins
364(6)
Notes and Questions
370(2)
Guaranty Trust Co. v. York
372(4)
Notes and Questions
376(3)
Byrd v. Blue Ridge Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.
379(3)
Notes and Questions
382(3)
Hanna v. Plumer
385(7)
Notes and Questions
392(3)
Walker v. Armco Steel Corp.
395(4)
Notes and Questions
399(2)
Stewart Organization, Inc. v. Ricoh Corp.
401(5)
Notes and Questions
406(1)
Gasperini v. Center for Humanities, Inc.
406(10)
Notes and Questions
416(1)
The Problem of Ascertaining State Law
417(8)
Determining Which State's Law Governs
417(1)
Notes and Questions
418(1)
Ascertaining the State Law
418(1)
Mason v. American Emery Wheel Works
418(3)
Notes and Questions
421(4)
Federal ``Common Law''
425(18)
Clearfield Trust Co. v. United States
429(2)
Notes and Questions
431(1)
Miree v. DeKalb County
432(3)
Note and Question
435(1)
Boyle v. United Technologies Corp.
435(6)
Notes and Questions
441(2)
Note on Federal Common Law and Federal Rules of Preclusion
443(1)
Federal Law in the State Courts
443(7)
Dice v. Akron, Canton & Youngstown R. Co.
444(3)
Notes and Questions
447(3)
The Development of Modern Procedure
450(48)
Common--Law Pleading
450(12)
Notes
451(2)
A Brief Overview of Common--law Pleading
453(2)
Veale v. Warner
455(2)
Notes and Questions
457(2)
The Quest for a Single Issue: Paths and Pitfalls
459(3)
The Forms of Action
462(16)
The Development of the Forms---Chiefly of Trespass
462(3)
Notes and Questions
465(1)
The Lines Blur
466(1)
Trespass or Case?
466(1)
Scott, an Infant, by His Next Friend v. Shepherd, an Infant, by Guardian
466(3)
Notes and Questions
469(1)
Case Captures Negligence
469(2)
The Loss and Detention of Personal Property
471(1)
Bushel v. Miller
472(1)
Notes and Questions
472(1)
Gordon v. Harper
472(1)
Notes and Questions
473(1)
The Creation of Contract Law
474(1)
Special Assumpsit
474(1)
General Assumpsit
474(1)
Slade's Case
475(1)
Note
475(1)
Lamine v. Dorrell
476(2)
The Other System: Equity
478(8)
The Rise of Chancery
478(2)
Arguments Proving From Antiquity the Dignity, Power, and Jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery
480(2)
Procedure in Equity
482(1)
Notes and Questions
483(1)
The Unique Character of Equitable Relief
484(1)
Specific Relief
484(1)
Availability of Relief
485(1)
Fraud
485(1)
Discovery
486(1)
Reform: New Pleading, Abolition of the Forms, and the Merger of Law and Equity
486(12)
The Emergence of Code Procedure
486(4)
Note
490(1)
Some Old Problems Persist
490(1)
Jones v. Winsor
491(2)
Notes and Questions
493(1)
Note and Question
494(1)
Garrity v. State Board of Administration
495(1)
Notes and Questions
496(1)
The Arrival of Modern Procedure
496(1)
Note and Question
497(1)
Modern Pleading
498(80)
The Complaint
498(32)
Detail Required Under the Codes
498(1)
Notes and Questions
499(2)
Notes and Questions
501(1)
Detail Required Under the Federal Rules
502(1)
Dioguardi v. Durning
502(2)
Notes and Questions
504(2)
Pleading the Right to Relief
506(1)
Garcia v. Hilton Hotels International, Inc.
506(4)
Notes and Questions
510(1)
The Burden of Pleading and the Burden of Production
510(1)
Other Considerations in Allocating the Burden of Pleading
511(1)
Pleading Special Matters
512(1)
Denny v. Carey
512(2)
Notes and Questions
514(3)
Swierkiewicz v. Sorema N. A.
517(3)
Notes and Questions
520(3)
Alternative and Inconsistent Allegations
523(1)
The Separate-Statement Requirement
523(1)
Pleading Damages
524(1)
Ziervogel v. Royal Packing Co.
524(2)
Notes and Questions
526(1)
The Prayer for Relief
527(1)
Bail v. Cunningham Brothers, Inc.
527(3)
Notes and Questions
530(1)
Responding to the Complaint
530(20)
The Time Permitted for a Response
530(1)
Motions to Dismiss
531(1)
Historical Antecedents
531(1)
The Motion to Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim
531(1)
American Nurses' Association v. Illinois
531(5)
Notes and Questions
536(2)
Note on the ``Speaking Demurrer''
538(1)
Note on Rule 12(b) and the Common-Law Plea of Abatement
539(1)
Other Motions Attacking Pleadings
539(1)
Answering the Complaint
540(1)
Denials
540(1)
Zielinski v. Philadelphia Piers, Inc.
541(3)
Notes and Questions
544(2)
Affirmative Defenses
546(1)
Ingraham v. United States
546(4)
Notes and Questions
550(1)
The Reply
550(1)
Notes and Questions
550(1)
Amendments
551(10)
Beeck v. Aquaslide `N' Dive Corp.
551(3)
Notes and Questions
554(3)
Worthington v. Wilson
557(4)
Notes and Questions
561(1)
Supplemental Pleadings
561(1)
Notes and Questions
562(1)
Provisions to Deter Frivolous Pleadings
562(16)
Surowitz v. Hilton Hotels Corp.
563(3)
Notes and Questions
566(3)
Hadges v. Yonkers Racing Corp.
569(6)
Notes and Questions
575(3)
Sec.
Joinder of Claims and Parties: Expanding the Scope of the Civil Action
578(81)
Joinder of Claims
578(4)
Historical Limitations on the Permissive Joinder of Claims
578(1)
Harris v. Avery
578(2)
Note and Question
580(1)
Permissive Joinder Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 18
580(1)
M.K. v. Tenet
580(1)
Notes and Questions
581(1)
Addition of Claims
582(17)
Counterclaims
582(2)
United States v. Heyward-Robinson Co.
584(3)
Notes and Questions
587(2)
Note on Consequences of Failing to Plead a Counterclaim
589(2)
Notes and Questions
591(2)
Cross-Claims
593(1)
Lasa Per L'Industria Del Marmo Societa Per Azioni v. Alexander
593(4)
Notes and Questions
597(2)
Identifying Parties Who May Sue and Be Sued
599(4)
Ellis Canning Co. v. International Harvester Co.
599(1)
Notes and Questions
600(2)
Note on Capacity, Standing, and Real Party in Interest
602(1)
Claims Involving Multiple Parties
603(22)
Permissive Joinder of Parties
603(1)
Historical Limitations on Permissive Joinder of Parties
603(1)
Ryder v. Jefferson Hotel Co.
603(2)
Note and Question
605(1)
Permissive Joinder Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 20
606(1)
M.K. v. Tenet
606(2)
Notes and Questions
608(1)
Tanbro Fabrics Corp. v. Beaunit Mills, Inc.
608(3)
Notes and Questions
611(1)
Mandatory Joinder of Persons
612(1)
The Traditional Concept of ``Indispensable'' Parties
612(1)
Bank of California Nat. Ass'n v. Superior Court
612(3)
Notes and Questions
615(1)
Compulsory Joinder of Persons Needed for a Just Adjudication Under Federal Rule 19
616(1)
Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust Co. v. Patterson
616(8)
Notes and Questions
624(1)
Impleader
625(8)
The Historical Use of Impleader
625(1)
Third--Party Practice Under Federal Rule 14
626(1)
Jeub v. B/G Foods, Inc.
626(2)
Too, Inc. v. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc.
628(3)
Notes and Questions
631(2)
Interpleader
633(19)
Historical Limitations on the Use of Interpleader
634(1)
Hancock Oil Co. v. Independent Distributing Co.
634(3)
Notes and Questions
637(1)
Jurisdictional Limitations and Passage of the Federal Interpleader Act
638(1)
New York Life Ins. Co. v. Dunlevy
639(2)
Notes and Questions
641(1)
Interpleader in the Federal Courts
641(1)
Pan American Fire & Cas. Co. v. Revere
642(4)
Note and Question
646(1)
State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Tashire
646(5)
Notes and Questions
651(1)
Applicable Law in Federal Interpleader Cases
651(1)
Intervention
652(7)
Smuck v. Hobson
652(4)
Notes and Questions
656(3)
Class Actions
659(76)
Overview and Themes
659(1)
History of the Class Action
660(5)
Note on Class Actions From an International Perspective
664(1)
Operation of the Class--Action Device
665(26)
Introduction
665(1)
The Initiation of Class Actions
665(1)
Certification
666(1)
Federal Rule 23(a): ``Prerequisites to a Class Action''
666(5)
Note on Selection of the ``Lead Plaintiff'' in Securities--Fraud Cases
671(2)
Federal Rule 23(b): The Kinds of Class Actions That Are ``Maintainable''
673(2)
Castano v. American Tobacco Co.
675(4)
Notes and Questions
679(1)
Note on ``Hybrid'' Class Actions
680(1)
The Certification Decision
681(1)
Notice
682(1)
The Court's Role
682(1)
The Content of Notice and Who Should Receive Notice
682(2)
Costs
684(1)
Orders Appointing Class Counsel
685(1)
Interlocutory Appeals From Certification Orders
685(1)
Orders Regulating the Conduct of Pretrial and Trial Proceedings
686(2)
Settlement
688(2)
Attorneys' Fees
690(1)
Due-Process Considerations
691(5)
Hansberry v. Lee
691(3)
Notes and Questions
694(2)
Class Actions and Jurisdiction
696(12)
Subject--Matter Jurisdiction
696(2)
Note on Minimal Diversity in Interstate Class Actions
698(1)
Personal Jurisdiction
699(1)
Phillips Petroleum Co. v. Shutts
699(7)
Notes and Questions
706(2)
Venue
708(1)
Settlement Classes
708(21)
Amchem Products, Inc. v. Windsor
708(18)
Notes and Questions
726(3)
The Preclusive Effect of a Class--Action Judgment
729(4)
Cooper v. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
729(3)
Notes and Questions
732(1)
The Problem of the Mass Tort Case
733(2)
Dalkon Shield
733(2)
Pretrial Devices for Obtaining Information: Depositions and Discovery
735(95)
The General Scope of Discovery
735(19)
The Purposes of Discovery
735(1)
Notes and Questions
736(1)
Discovery Prior to Commencing a Lawsuit
737(1)
In re Petition of Sheila Roberts Ford
737(3)
Note and Question
740(1)
The Scope of Discovery: Relevance
740(1)
Kelly v. Nationwide Mut. Ins. Co.
740(3)
Notes and Questions
743(1)
The Concept of Proportionality and Discretionary Limits on Discovery
744(1)
Marrese v. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
745(5)
Notes and Questions
750(1)
Seattle Times Co. v. Rhinehart
751(2)
Notes and Questions
753(1)
Mandatory Disclosure and the Discovery Plan
754(5)
Mandatory Disclosure
754(1)
Cummings v. General Motors Corp.
754(3)
Notes and Questions
757(1)
Note on Discovery of a Party's Financial Worth and Insurance Coverage
758(1)
The Discovery Plan
758(1)
Notes and Questions
758(1)
The Mechanics of Requested Discovery
759(41)
Depositions
759(2)
Polycast Technology Corp. v. Uniroyal, Inc.
761(1)
Notes and Questions
762(1)
Wilson v. Olathe Bank
763(2)
Notes and Questions
765(1)
Deposition Upon Written Questions
765(2)
Interrogatories to Parties
767(1)
In re Auction Houses Antitrust Litigation
767(3)
Notes and Questions
770(1)
In re Convergent Technologies Securities Litigation
771(4)
Notes and Questions
775(1)
Discovery and Production of Property
775(2)
Notes and Questions
777(1)
Note on Discovery of Electronic Data
777(1)
Zubulake v. UBS Warburg LLC
778(5)
Physical and Mental Examinations
783(1)
Schlagenhauf v. Holder
784(5)
Notes and Questions
789(1)
Requests to Admit
790(1)
Notes and Questions
791(1)
The Duty to Supplement Responses
792(1)
Use of Discovery at Trial
793(1)
Battle v. Memorial Hospital at Gulfport
793(6)
Notes and Questions
799(1)
Special Problems Regarding the Scope of Discovery
800(21)
Materials Prepared in Anticipation of Trial
800(1)
Hickman v. Taylor
800(8)
Notes and Questions
808(1)
Privileges and Work Product---The Extent of Protection
809(1)
Upjohn Co. v. United States
810(6)
Notes and Questions
816(2)
Expert Information
818(1)
Krisa v. Equitable Life Assurance Society
818(2)
Notes and Questions
820(1)
Sanctions and Judicial Supervision of Discovery
821(9)
Cine Forty--Second Street Theatre Corp. v. Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
821(4)
Notes and Questions
825(5)
Case Management
830(27)
Rule 16 and the Development of Case Management Techniques
830(4)
Notes and Questions
832(2)
The Operation of Rule 16
834(8)
Velez v. Awning Windows, Inc.
835(5)
Notes and Questions
840(2)
Extrajudicial Personnel: Masters and Magistrates
842(6)
Magistrate Judges
842(3)
Notes and Questions
845(1)
Masters
846(1)
Notes and Questions
847(1)
The Final Pretrial Order
848(3)
Payne v. S.S. Nabob
848(2)
Notes and Questions
850(1)
Case Management and Sanctions
851(6)
Nick v. Morgan's Foods, Inc.
851(4)
Notes and Questions
855(2)
Adjudication Without Trial or by Special Proceeding
857(36)
Summary Judgment
857(25)
Summary Judgment: A Short History
858(1)
Notes and Questions
858(1)
Early Debates about the Use of Federal Rule 56
858(2)
Lundeen v. Cordner
860(5)
Notes and Questions
865(4)
Notes and Questions
869(1)
Celotex Corp. v. Catrett
870(5)
Notes and Questions
875(4)
Notes and Questions
879(2)
Notes and Questions
881(1)
Note on Partial Summary Judgment
882(1)
Dismissal of Actions
882(4)
Voluntary Dismissal
883(1)
Notes and Questions
883(1)
Dismissal for Failure to Prosecute
884(1)
Notes and Questions
885(1)
Default Judgment
886(7)
Coulas v. Smith
887(3)
Notes and Questions
890(3)
Trial
893(141)
Trial by Jury
893(60)
The Institution of Trial by Jury
893(2)
The Right to a Jury Trial
895(1)
The Nature of the Right under the United States Constitution
895(1)
The Effect of Civil Procedure Rule 2 (The Single Form of Action) and Other Modern--Day Procedural Developments on the Right to Trial by Jury in Federal Courts
896(1)
The Implementation of the Right to Jury Trial in Federal Courts
896(1)
Maintenance of the Law--Equity Distinction
896(1)
Cases Involving Both Equitable and Legal Relief
896(1)
Beacon Theatres, Inc. v. Westover
897(6)
Notes and Questions
903(4)
Note and Questions
907(2)
Notes and Questions
909(3)
Newly Established Court--Based Rights to Relief
912(1)
Curtis v. Loether
912(3)
Notes and Questions
915(1)
Note and Questions
916(1)
Decisions by Special Tribunals
916(2)
Notes and Questions
918(2)
Notes and Questions
920(1)
The Modern Effect of Historical Equity Jurisdiction Based on a Party's Legal Status
921(1)
Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers Local 391 v. Terry
921(8)
Notes and Questions
929(1)
The Right to Jury Trial in the State Courts
929(1)
The Province of Judge and Jury
930(2)
Markman v. Westview Instruments, Inc.
932(3)
Notes and Questions
935(1)
Tactical Considerations in Deciding Between Trial by Judge or by Jury
936(1)
Institutional Factors
937(1)
Psychological Factors
937(2)
Demand and Waiver of Trial by Jury
939(1)
Selection and Composition of the Jury
940(1)
Size
940(1)
Notes
941(1)
Empaneling the Jury
942(1)
Notes and Questions
943(1)
Challenging Individual Jurors
944(1)
Flowers v. Flowers
944(2)
Notes and Questions
946(1)
Edmonson v. Leesville Concrete Company, Inc.
947(5)
Notes and Questions
952(1)
Conducting the Voir Dire
952(1)
Notes and Questions
952(1)
The Scope and Order of Trial
953(8)
Setting the Case for Trial
953(1)
Order of Trial
954(1)
Jury Cases
954(1)
Nonjury Cases
954(1)
The Burden of Proof
954(1)
Burden of Production
954(1)
The Burden of Persuasion
955(1)
Standards for Meeting the Burden of Persuasion
955(1)
Shifting Burdens
955(1)
Tactical Considerations Regarding the Opening Statement
956(1)
The Presentation of Evidence
957(1)
The Problems of Admissibility
957(1)
The Technique of Presentation
958(1)
The Role of the Trial Judge in the Presentation of Evidence
959(1)
The Power of Jurors to Question Witnesses
960(1)
The Closing Argument
960(1)
The Nature of the Argument
960(1)
Proper Versus Improper Argument
960(1)
Taking the Case From the Jury---Motions for Judgment as a Matter of Law, [Directed Verdicts and Judgments Notwithstanding the Verdict]
961(19)
The Constitutional Issues
961(1)
Galloway v. United States
961(5)
Standards for Motions for Judgment as a Matter of Law (Directed Verdict and Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict)
966(1)
Denman v. Spain
966(3)
Notes and Questions
969(1)
Rogers v. Missouri Pacific R. Co.
970(3)
Notes and Questions
973(1)
Daniel J. Hartwig Associates, Inc. v. Kanner
973(3)
Notes and Questions
976(1)
Notes and Questions
977(1)
The Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law After the Verdict (J.N.O.V.)
977(2)
Notes and Questions
979(1)
Instructions and Verdicts
980(20)
Instructions to the Jury
980(1)
Requests for and Objections to Instructions
980(1)
Kennedy v. Southern California Edison Co.
981(2)
Notes and Questions
983(3)
Commenting on the Evidence by Judges
986(1)
Notes and Questions
987(1)
Permitting Instructions to Be Taken Into the Jury Room; Note--Taking and Juror Discussions During Trial
988(1)
Verdicts
989(1)
Submission of the Case to the Jury
989(1)
The Form of the Verdicts
990(2)
Nollenberger v. United Air Lines, Inc.
992(3)
Notes and Questions
995(1)
Findings and Conclusions in Nonjury Cases
996(1)
Roberts v. Ross
996(2)
Notes and Questions
998(2)
Challenging Errors: New Trial
1000(34)
The Nature and the Scope of the Power to Grant a New Trial
1000(1)
Note on The Range of the Trial Court's Discretion
1001(1)
Notes and Questions
1002(1)
Incoherent Jury Verdicts
1003(1)
Magnani v. Trogi
1003(2)
Robb v. John C. Hickey, Inc.
1005(1)
Notes and Questions
1006(1)
Notes and Questions
1007(1)
Jury Misconduct and the Integrity of the Verdict
1008(2)
Notes and Questions
1010(1)
Hukle v. Kimble
1010(1)
Notes and Questions
1011(3)
Notes and Questions
1014(1)
New Trial Because the Verdict Is Against the Weight of the Evidence
1014(1)
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. v. Yeatts
1014(2)
Notes and Questions
1016(2)
Notes and Questions
1018(1)
The Power to Grant Conditional and Partial New Trials
1019(1)
Fisch v. Manger
1019(5)
Notes and Questions
1024(1)
Doutre v. Niec
1024(1)
Notes and Questions
1025(1)
Timeliness of Requests for New Trial
1026(1)
Notes and Questions
1026(1)
The Power to Set Aside a Judgment on Grounds Discovered After it Was Rendered
1027(1)
Mistake and Excusable Neglect
1027(1)
Notes and Questions
1028(1)
Newly Discovered Evidence; Fraud
1029(1)
Notes and Questions
1029(2)
Notes and Questions
1031(2)
The Independent Action to Obtain Relief from a Prior Judgment
1033(1)
Securing and Enforcing Judgments
1034(25)
Introduction
1034(2)
Notes and Questions
1035(1)
Provisional Remedies and the Due Process Clause
1036(3)
Federal Rule 64 and the Availability of State Provisional Remedies
1036(1)
The Effect of the Due Process Clause
1037(2)
Methods of Securing the Judgment---Provisional Remedies
1039(9)
Attachment
1039(1)
Preliminary Injunctions and Temporary Restraining Orders
1040(1)
Preliminary Injunctions
1040(1)
Temporary Restraining Orders
1041(1)
Notes and Questions
1041(2)
Receivership
1043(2)
Civil Arrest
1045(1)
Note and Question
1046(1)
Notice of Pendency
1046(1)
Notes and Questions
1047(1)
A Postscript
1048(1)
Methods of Collecting and Enforcing the Judgment
1048(11)
Execution
1048(1)
Griggs v. Miller
1048(4)
Notes and Questions
1052(2)
Supplementary Proceedings
1054(1)
Notes and Questions
1054(1)
Contempt and Body Execution
1055(1)
Reeves v. Crownshield
1055(2)
Notes and Questions
1057(1)
Liens and Priorities
1058(1)
Appellate Review
1059(54)
The Principle of Finality
1059(30)
Application of the Basic Concept
1059(1)
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Wetzel
1060(3)
Notes and Questions
1063(1)
The New York Approach
1064(1)
Notes and Questions
1064(1)
Departures From the Final--Judgment Rule in the Federal Courts
1065(1)
Defining ``Finality''
1065(1)
Cases Involving Multiple Claims
1065(3)
Notes and Questions
1068(1)
Decisions Involving ``Collateral Orders''
1069(1)
Notes and Questions
1070(3)
Decisions Based on ``Pragmatic Finality''
1073(1)
Notes and Questions
1074(1)
Gillespie v. United States Steel Corp.
1074(2)
Notes and Questions
1076(2)
Avoidance or Evasion of the Basic Concept---Mandamus
1078(1)
La Buy v. Howes Leather Co.
1078(3)
Notes and Questions
1081(3)
Displacement of the Basic Concept---Discretionary Appeals
1084(1)
Atlantic City Elec. Co. v. General Elec. Co.
1084(1)
Notes and Questions
1085(1)
An Historical Footnote to the Basic Concept---Injunctions
1086(1)
Notes and Questions
1087(2)
The Time to Appeal
1089(1)
Notes
1089(1)
The Ambit of Review
1090(15)
Issues Subject to Review
1090(1)
J.F. White Contracting Co. v. New England Tank Industries of New Hampshire, Inc.
1091(1)
Notes and Questions
1092(1)
Electrical Fittings Corp. v. Thomas & Betts Co.
1092(1)
Notes and Questions
1093(2)
International Ore & Fertilizer Corp. v. SGS Control services, inc.
1095(1)
Notes and Questions
1096(1)
Scope of Review of Facts
1097(1)
The Power to Order a New Trial in a Case Decided by a Jury
1097(1)
Corcoran v. City of Chicago
1097(1)
Notes and Questions
1098(1)
The Power to Set Aside a Trial Judge's Findings in a Nonjury Case---Rule 52(a)
1098(1)
Pullman--Standard v. Swint
1099(5)
Notes and Questions
1104(1)
The View at the Top---Courts Above Appellate Courts
1105(8)
Review as of Right
1105(1)
Notes and Questions
1106(1)
Discretionary Review
1107(2)
Notes and Questions
1109(2)
The Final Judgment Requirement Under Section 1257
1111(1)
Notes and Questions
1111(2)
The Binding Effect of Prior Decisions: Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel
1113(93)
Terminology
1113(1)
Claim and Defense Preclusion
1114(20)
Claim Preclusion
1115(1)
Rush v. City of Maple Heights
1115(4)
Notes and Questions
1119(2)
Mathews v. New York Racing Association, Inc.
1121(2)
Notes and Questions
1123(2)
Notes and Questions
1125(1)
Jones v. Morris Plan Bank of Portsmouth
1126(2)
Notes and Questions
1128(1)
Defense Preclusion
1129(1)
Mitchell v. Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
1130(2)
Notes and Questions
1132(1)
Notes and Questions
1133(1)
Issue Preclusion
1134(17)
Actually Litigated
1135(1)
Cromwell v. County of Sac
1135(2)
Notes and Questions
1137(3)
Necessarily Decided
1140(1)
Russell v. Place
1140(2)
Notes and Questions
1142(1)
Rios v. Davis
1142(1)
Notes and Questions
1143(1)
Defining and Characterizing the Issue
1144(1)
Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Sunnen
1145(3)
Notes and Questions
1148(2)
Notes and Questions
1150(1)
The Required Quality of Judgment
1151(11)
Judgments of Judicial Tribunals
1152(1)
Hanover Logansport, Inc. v. Robert C. Anderson, Inc.
1152(3)
Notes and Questions
1155(2)
Notes and Questions
1157(1)
Judgments of Nonjudicial Tribunals
1158(1)
Holmberg v. State, Division of Risk Management
1158(4)
Notes and Questions
1162(1)
Persons Benefitted and Persons Bound by Preclusion
1162(22)
The Traditional Model
1162(1)
Notes and Questions
1163(1)
The Decline of the Mutuality Doctrine
1163(1)
Bernhard v. Bank of America Nat. Trust & Sav. Ass'n
1163(3)
Notes and Questions
1166(2)
Notes and Questions
1168(1)
Parklane Hosiery Co. v. Shore
1169(5)
Notes and Questions
1174(4)
Binding Nonparties
1178(1)
Martin v. Wilks
1179(4)
Notes and Questions
1183(1)
Intersystem Preclusion
1184(22)
Interstate Preclusion
1184(1)
Hart v. American Airlines, Inc.
1184(2)
Notes and Questions
1186(2)
Thompson v. Thompson
1188(3)
Notes and Questions
1191(1)
State--Federal Preclusion
1191(1)
Allen v. McCurry
1192(4)
Notes and Questions
1196(1)
Federal--State Preclusion
1197(1)
Semtek International Inc. v. Lockheed Martin Corporation
1198(4)
Notes and Questions
1202(1)
Intersystem Administrative Preclusion
1203(2)
Notes and Questions
1205(1)
Alternative Dispute Resolution
1206(29)
The Critique of Adversarial Justice
1206(4)
Notes and Questions
1209(1)
Alternative Dispute Resolution processes
1210(8)
Negotiation
1212(1)
Mediation
1213(1)
Neutral Factfinding and Ombudspersons
1214(1)
Early Neutral Evaluation
1214(1)
Mini--trials
1214(1)
Summary Jury Trial
1215(1)
Arbitration
1215(2)
Private Judging
1217(1)
Notes and Questions
1217(1)
ADR and Civil Litigation
1218(14)
Changing Attitudes Toward ADR: The Example of Binding Arbitration
1219(3)
Notes and Questions
1222(2)
ADR and the Judicial Preference for Settlement
1224(2)
Notes and Questions
1226(2)
ADR in the Courts
1228(1)
In re African--American Slave Descendants' Litigation
1228(3)
Notes and Questions
1231(1)
Assessing ADR
1232(3)
Notes and Questions
1232(3)
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