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Federal Jurisdiction. Remand by Supreme Court Because State Court Might Reverse Decision. Noncompliance with State Procedural Requirement as "Adequate Non-Federal Ground"

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Federal Jurisdiction. Remand by Supreme Court Because State Court Might Reverse Decision. Noncompliance with State Procedural Requirement as "Adequate Non-Federal Ground", Columbia Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 6 (Jun., 1935), pp. 941-942

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Federal Jurisdiction. Remand by Supreme Court Because State Court Might Reverse Decision. Noncompliance with State Procedural Requirement as "Adequate Non-Federal Ground", Columbia Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 6 (Jun., 1935), pp. 941-942

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Federal Jurisdiction. Remand by Supreme Court Because State Court Might Reverse Decision. Noncompliance with State Procedural Requirement as "Adequate Non-Federal Ground", Columbia Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 6 (Jun., 1935), pp. 941-942

Key concepts: Remand (court procedure), Supreme court, Law, Original jurisdiction, Federal court, Jurisdiction, State (computer science), Political science

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