Seventh Amendment resources
The Seventh Amendment and the futility of historical analogues Seventh Amendment discussion questions Posted April 8, 2015
Category Archives: Courses
The Seventh Amendment and the futility of historical analogues
Because the text of the Seventh Amendment requires the Court to “preserve” the jury right, courts engage in a historical analysis. Note that the Seventh Amendment was ratified in 1791, long before many modern causes of action were created. What does that mean for new causes of action? In Teamsters v. Terry, union members sued their labor union. The […]
Resources for Civil Procedure Multistate Bar Examination (MBE)
Overview of potential Civ Pro MBE topicsCiv Pro MBE overviewOverview of which Civil Procedure topics are most likely to be tested on the MBERead MoreProfessor Nathenson’s MBE resources listed by topicSubject-matter jurisdictionVideos, handouts, and problem sets (with explanations) on original, removal, and supplemental jurisdiction.Read MorePersonal jurisdictionVideos, handouts, and problems (with explanations) on personal jurisdiction.Read MoreDue process, notice, […]