Complex litigation and the adversary system by Jay Tidmarsh, Roger H. Trangsrud.
Series University casebook seriesDetalles de publicación: New York Foundation Press 1998.Descripción: xci, 1466 pages 27 cmTipo de contenido:- 1566627192
- 9781566627191
- 347.73 21
- KF 8900 .A4 T53 1998
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| Libro | Biblioteca de Derecho Mons. Fremiot Torres Oliver Colección General biblioteca derecho | KF 8900 .A4 T53 1998 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Disponible | 70000000613971 |
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A law school level coursebook on complex litigation and the adversary system. The book examines the four ways in which cases can be complex: joinder issues, pretrial issues, trial issues, and remedial issues. The book challenges the reader to consider whether the prevailing doctrines in these areas are consistent with modern adversarial theory, with the aspirations of our system of justice, and with a democratic system's constraints on judicial power. One volume.
Kept up to date by supplements.
Accompanied by: Teachers' manual (158 p. ; 26 cm.), 1999.
Includes index.
1. An overview of complex litigation : theory, history, and practice -- 2. Joinder, preclusion, and litigant autonomy -- 3. Limitations on the aggregation of related cases in a federal system -- 4. Limitations on the aggregation of related cases pending in a single court system -- 5. Class actions -- 6. Compulsory consolidation in bankruptcy -- 7. The impact of choice of law on the joinder of related cases -- 8. Selecting lawyers and judicial officers for the pretrial stage -- 9. Narrowing issues and discovering facts -- 10. Selecting lawyers, factfinders, and judicial officers for trial -- 11. Trying a complex case -- 12. Declaring and implementing remedies.