Federal Jurisdiction: An Overview
1h 40m
Created on December 20, 2014
Beginner
Overview
Join attorney Glenn Sproverio as he provides viewers with a broad overview of federal jurisdiction, including the role of federal courts, state courts, and Congress. Tips are provided throughout to connect theoretical issues to the daily practice of law.
This program is perfect for newly admitted attorneys or attorneys needing a refresher in basic federal jurisdiction concepts.
Learning Objectives:
- Gain a historical background of federal courts in American law
- Review:
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- Subject matter jurisdiction (federal question and diversity)
- Power of Congress to regulate courts
- Non-Article III courts
- Congressional authority to regulate state court action
- Supreme Court review of state court decisions
- Federal courts and the common law (Erie Doctrine)
- Eleventh Amendment issues
This course originally appeared as a part of our December 2014 Bridge the Gap Event.
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