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On the Reform of Appellate Procedures of the United States Supreme Court

Borris M. Komar

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member of the Editorial Board of the Comparative Law Bureau of the American Bar Association; chairman of several committees of the International Law Association, London, England; an American correspondent of the International Intermediary Institute at The Hague, Holland

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member of the Editorial Board of the Comparative Law Bureau of the American Bar Association; chairman of several committees of the International Law Association, London, England; an American correspondent of the International Intermediary Institute at The Hague, Holland

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member of the Editorial Board of the Comparative Law Bureau of the American Bar Association; chairman of several committees of the International Law Association, London, England; an American correspondent of the International Intermediary Institute at The Hague, Holland

Key concepts: Supreme court, Political science, Law, Remand (court procedure), Certiorari, Original jurisdiction

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