Add to ORKGOctober 1, 1981, marked a milestone in the history of our federal courts. On that day the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Reorganization Act of 1980 (Reorganization Act) divided the former fifth circuit into the new fifth circuit, composed of the District of the Canal Zone, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, and the new eleventh circuit, composed of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
This paper examines the twenty-eight Supreme Court opinions overruling the Federal Circuit since 200...
In 1982, Congress created the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Often referred...
While circuit courts are bound to fallow circuit precedent under law of the circuit the practice a...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
During the two decades following Brown v. Board of Education,the trial and appellate judges of the o...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
A recent decision by a panel of the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit enlivened the controvers...
This symposium includes scholarly analyses of fresh, important cases decided by the Fifth Circuit du...
This symposium includes scholarly analyses of fresh, important cases decided by the Fifth Circuit du...
The rule of stare decisis creates a presumption that a court’s ruling on a legal question remains bi...
Three-judge federal district courts have jurisdiction over many issues central to our democratic sys...
Symposium - The Role of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in the Civil Rights...
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
This paper examines the twenty-eight Supreme Court opinions overruling the Federal Circuit since 200...
In 1982, Congress created the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Often referred...
While circuit courts are bound to fallow circuit precedent under law of the circuit the practice a...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
During the two decades following Brown v. Board of Education,the trial and appellate judges of the o...
Part I of this Article asserts that the Supreme Court pays little attention to precedent in federal ...
A recent decision by a panel of the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit enlivened the controvers...
This symposium includes scholarly analyses of fresh, important cases decided by the Fifth Circuit du...
This symposium includes scholarly analyses of fresh, important cases decided by the Fifth Circuit du...
The rule of stare decisis creates a presumption that a court’s ruling on a legal question remains bi...
Three-judge federal district courts have jurisdiction over many issues central to our democratic sys...
Symposium - The Role of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in the Civil Rights...
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
Two important lessons had been taught by the reactions to the Freund and Hruska Reports. One was tha...
This paper examines the twenty-eight Supreme Court opinions overruling the Federal Circuit since 200...