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050			_aKF 8858 _b.C87 2026
100			_aDoernberg, Donald L. _4author.
245			_aFederal courts in a nutshell®/ _cDonald L. Doernberg,
246			_aFederal Courts
250			_aSeventh Edition.
260			_c2026 _aEagan, MN: _bWest Academic.
264			_c2026©
300			_axxii, 261 pages: _c19 cm.
336			_2rdacontent _atext _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediated _bn
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume _bnc
500			_aIncludes Table of cases.
505			_tFederal Court Structure-- _tThe Courts and the Constitution-- _tCongressional Control of Federal-- _tSubject-Matter Jurisdiction-- _tThe Eleventh Amendment-- _tChoice of Law in Federal Courts-- _tAppellate and Collateral Review-- _tThe Rooker-Feldman Doctrine--
520			_a"This authoritative text lays out the constitutional and statutory sources of federal judicial authority, its limits, and how the Supreme Court directs its exercise. Some limits are constitutional, others statutory, and many others self-imposed. There is extended consideration of constitutional and statutory federal-question jurisdiction (including a step-by-step method for discovering whether an allegation is well-pleaded), diversity jurisdiction, abstention, sovereign immunity and the Eleventh Amendment, official immunities, congressional control of federal jurisdiction, and the law applicable in the federal courts—the dreaded (but eminently sensible and really not so scary) Erie doctrine" -- from publisher's website
650		0	_aJurisdiction _9118661 _zUnited States
650		0	_aCourts _981571 _zUSA
655		0	_aStudy guides. _9281252
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