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Constitution, Congress, and Court: On the Theory, Law, and Politics of Appellate Jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court

Leland E. Beck

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1. Examples of each of these types of tension are included in the conceptual level discussion at notes 30-57 and accompanying text infra.2. The elements of this question are discussed at notes 6, 21-25 and accompanying text infra.

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1. Examples of each of these types of tension are included in the conceptual level discussion at notes 30-57 and accompanying text infra.2. The elements of this question are discussed at notes 6, 21-25 and accompanying text infra.

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1. Examples of each of these types of tension are included in the conceptual level discussion at notes 30-57 and accompanying text infra.2. The elements of this question are discussed at notes 6, 21-25 and accompanying text infra.

Key concepts: Law, Supreme court, Original jurisdiction, Political science, Constitution, Jurisdiction, Precedent, Certiorari

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