About: Your analysis of some of these questions will be aided by reviewing the district map attached to the end of this handout. Instructions: Answer these questions before looking at the explanations. Note that the explanations will not be made publicly available until after we complete our studies of this topic. Question 1 A judicial district: […]
About: Here are some hypos used in class, or variants thereof. Unless otherwise indicated, assume that all matters take place in federal court. Instructions: Do the problems on your own first. Then see explanations here. Question 1: Scope of Constitutional and statutory diversity. P (citizen of Florida), sues D1 (citizen of Georgia) and D2 (citizen of […]
About: Here are some hypos used in class, or variants thereof. Unless otherwise indicated, assume that all matters take place in federal court. Instructions: Don’t look at the explanations until you have answered all the questions. Question 1: Scope of Constitutional and statutory diversity. P (citizen of Florida), sues D1 (citizen of Georgia) and D2 (citizen […]
About: Some of the twenty-six (26) problems below are loosely based on problems found in Joseph W. Glannon, Civil Procedure: Examples & Explanations. Some of the others are from the ASP (formerly called ALI) sessions (which in turn were adapted from a prior set of my questions). Others are just mine. Instructions: Analyze whether personal […]
