Original Subject Matter Jurisdiction in Practice

Update: 2020-11-08

Description

This episode is a tutorial lecture about original subject matter jurisdiction in federal courts. It introduces--and focuses exclusively on--the doctrines of federal question under 28 USC 1331 and diversity under 28 USC 1332. I do not cover class actions nor any of other (less common) bases for original subject matter jurisdiction. In this episode I also focus on a very practical application of the contemporary doctrine. Consult other episodes for lectures about historical context and for the other bases for federal subject matter jurisdiction (esp. supplemental and removal jurisdiction).

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In Channel

Discovery in Practice

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Judge Katharine Parker Interview (Rule 34 +)

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Claim and Issue Preclusion -- in 40 minutes

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Erie Doctrine in 40 Minutes

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Removal Jurisdiction in Practice

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Supplemental Jurisdiction in Practice

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Original Subject Matter Jurisdiction in Practice

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Venue (including transfers and forum non conveniens)

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Notice/Service, 12b4 and 12b5 Motions to Dismiss in Practice

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Interview with A. Ross (re McIntyre Mach. v. Nicastro and Specific Jurisdiction)

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Personal Jurisdiction in Context

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ADR

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Summary Judgment in Practice / Rule 56

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Counterclaims, Crossclaims, and Third-Party Claims/Rules 13 and 14

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Simple Joinder/Rules 18 and 20

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Rule 11 in Practice

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Answers/Rules 8(b) and 8(c)

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12(b)(6) in Practice

2020-09-0545:09

12(b)(6) in Context

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Rule 68 / Offers of Judgment

2020-08-1621:33

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Original Subject Matter Jurisdiction in Practice