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Nationwide Service Of Process: Due Process Limitations On The Power Of The Sovereign, Robert A. Lusardi
Nationwide Service Of Process: Due Process Limitations On The Power Of The Sovereign, Robert A. Lusardi
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There are a number of instances in which a federal court asserts personal jurisdiction by service of process beyond the territorial limits of the state in which it sits. The most common examples of these assertions of jurisdiction are the use of a state's long-arm statute and the "bulge" provision of the federal rules. But, in addition, there are a number of statutes by which Congress has authorized nationwide service of process in particular circumstances.
It is generally accepted that Congress may authorize expansion limits of the states in which it sits, including authorization of extraterritorial service of process. However, …
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Summary Judgment After Celotex, Melissa Lee Nelken
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Summary Judgment After Celotex, Melissa Lee Nelken
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Rule 11 Revisited, William W. Schwarzer
Public Law Litigation And Legal Scholarship, Richard L. Marcus
Public Law Litigation And Legal Scholarship, Richard L. Marcus
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