FEDERAL COURTS CASES,COMMENTS,AND QUESTIONS SIXTH EDITION by Martin H. Redish, Suzanna Sherry ISBN 9780314162700, 0314162704 instant download

FEDERAL COURTS CASES,COMMENTS,AND QUESTIONS SIXTH EDITION by Martin H. Redish, Suzanna Sherry ISBN 9780314162700, 0314162704 instant download

The four years since the publication of the 5th edition – the last years of the Rehnquist Court and the first year of the Roberts Court – have seen many changes and transitions. The Supreme Court has continued to refine or alter doctrines of federal jurisdiction, including doctrines regarding state sovereign immunity, habeas corpus, federal question jurisdiction, supplemental jurisdiction, and others. The 6th edition contains a number of new Supreme Court cases as principal cases, including Grable & Sons Metal Products, Inc. v. Darue Engineering & Manufacturing on federal question jurisdiction, Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Allapattah Services, Inc. on supplemental jurisdiction, and Marshall v. Marshall on the probate exception to federal jurisdiction. Many other recent cases are discussed extensively in the notes, including Nevada Dept. of Human Resources v. Hibbs, Tennessee v. Lane, and Central Virginia Community College v. Katz on state sovereign immunity, and Vieth v. Jubelirer and LULAC v. Perry on political questions. There is also a new discussion of habeas in the context of the war on terrorism. Throughout, the 6th edition maintains the core pedagogic structure and values that have characterized the book since its very first edition. \"This 6th edition expands the book's coverage of two fields that have grown in importance since the last edition: the Supreme Court's treatment of issues arising out of the War on Terror and the Guantanamo Bay detainees, and the role of international law and international judicial tribunals in domestic law. The book adds principal cases, including new Supreme Court decisions on standing, the Anti-Injunction Act, habeas corpus and the Suspension Clause, and removal jurisdiction. In addition, the authors address both Supreme Court and lower court cases on diversity jurisdiction. Many other cases, as well as the latest federal courts scholarship, have been added to the notes.\"--Publisher's website