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1. A cause of action, anyone? Federal equity and the preemption of state law.

Author

Monaghan, Henry Paul

Subjects
Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers -- Analysis, Federal courts -- Powers and duties -- Evaluation, Right of action -- Analysis -- Political aspects, Civil Rights Act of 1871 (42 U.S.C. 1983)
Abstract

I was not fortunate enough to have known Dan Meltzer well. I met Danny only a few times. We had only the thinnest of correspondence. Of his sterling reputation as [...]

Published
2016

2. Inferiority complex: should state courts follow lower federal court precedent on the meaning of federal law?

Author

Frost, Amanda

Subjects
State courts -- Powers and duties -- Evaluation, Federal courts -- Powers and duties -- Evaluation, Precedents (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Evaluation
Abstract

The conventional wisdom is that state courts need not follow lower federal court precedent when interpreting federal law. Upon closer inspection, however, the question of how state courts should treat [...]

Published
2015

3. Inferiority complex: should state courts follow lower federal court precedent on the meaning of federal law?

Author

Frost, Amanda

Subjects
State courts -- Powers and duties -- Evaluation, Federal courts -- Powers and duties -- Evaluation, Precedents (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Evaluation
Abstract

b. The Significance of Revisory Review Some courts and commentators contend that the obligation to obey precedent relates directly to the power of revisory review. (95) That is, a "higher" [...]

Published
2015

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