The budgetary impact of possible changes in diversity jurisdiction / Anthony Partridge.
1988
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The budgetary impact of possible changes in diversity jurisdiction / Anthony Partridge.
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Washington, D.C. : Federal Judicial Center, 1988.
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Ju 13.10:88-5
Ju 13.10:88-4
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Table of Contents
I. Introduction
II. Estimating procedure
III. Elimination of diversity Jurisdiction
IV. Impact of the 1988 legislation
V. Measuring the jurisdictional amount in "Actual damages"
VI. Eliminating diversity jurisdiction except in cases involving aliens
VII. Making corporations citizens where they are registered to do business
VIII. Closing Federal Courts to in-state plaintiffs in diversity cases
Appendix A. Use of the sample of diversity cases ; B. Attributing resources to diversity cases ; C. Cost factors.
II. Estimating procedure
III. Elimination of diversity Jurisdiction
IV. Impact of the 1988 legislation
V. Measuring the jurisdictional amount in "Actual damages"
VI. Eliminating diversity jurisdiction except in cases involving aliens
VII. Making corporations citizens where they are registered to do business
VIII. Closing Federal Courts to in-state plaintiffs in diversity cases
Appendix A. Use of the sample of diversity cases ; B. Attributing resources to diversity cases ; C. Cost factors.