The U.S. Supreme Court’s Modern Common Law Approach to Judicial Decision Making
Simona Grossi
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Simona Grossi
Abstract
1. The US Supreme Court's decision-making process: deciding when and what to decide 2. Personal jurisdiction 3. Forum non conveniens 4. Personal jurisdiction and forum non conveniens in a transnational context 5. Subject matter jurisdiction 6. A look abroad: is the US Supreme Court's decision-making process unique? 7. Concluding remarks.
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1. The US Supreme Court's decision-making process: deciding when and what to decide 2. Personal jurisdiction 3. Forum non conveniens 4. Personal jurisdiction and forum non conveniens in a transnational context 5. Subject matter jurisdiction 6. A look abroad: is the US Supreme Court's decision-making process unique? 7. Concluding remarks.
Key concepts: Supreme court, Jurisdiction, Law, Personal jurisdiction, Original jurisdiction, Political science, Context (archaeology), Subject-matter jurisdiction