Subject-Matter Jurisdiction: An Overview for Law Clerks
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Subject-Matter Jurisdiction: An Overview for Law Clerks
In this program James M. Wagstaffe, Esq., a frequent lecturer on jurisdiction in Center orientation programs, discusses subject-matter jurisdiction issues. Wagstaffe uses hypotheticals designed to illustrate thorny issues in the areas of federal question, ...
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