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General Law in Federal Court

Anthony J. Bellia, Bradford R. Clark

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§ 2. For extended treatment of the histories of the Supremacy and Arising Under Clauses, see Anthony J.

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§ 2. For extended treatment of the histories of the Supremacy and Arising Under Clauses, see Anthony J.

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§ 2. For extended treatment of the histories of the Supremacy and Arising Under Clauses, see Anthony J.

Key concepts: Law, Supreme court, Federal common law, Precedent, Common law, Political science, Federal law, Certiorari

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