Update on Changes in Federal Jurisdiction: Supplemental Jurisdiction, Venue, and Removal
Jason C.N. Smith
Abstract
Jason C.N. Smith
Abstract
Examines some procedural revisions in the Federal Courts Study Committee Implementation Act in terms of how the prior law has been changed and how Congress intended these new provisions to apply. Specifically, the comment will look at alterations in the federal statutory law regarding supplemental jurisdiction, venue, and removal. These changes were based primarily on recommendations made by the Federal Courts Study Committee.
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Examines some procedural revisions in the Federal Courts Study Committee Implementation Act in terms of how the prior law has been changed and how Congress intended these new provisions to apply. Specifically, the comment will look at alterations in the federal statutory law regarding supplemental jurisdiction, venue, and removal. These changes were based primarily on recommendations made by the Federal Courts Study Committee.
Key concepts: Jurisdiction, Federal jurisdiction, Business, Subject-matter jurisdiction, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Exclusive jurisdiction, Law, Original jurisdiction