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Constitutional Law: Certiorari: Integrity of the Rule of Four [PDF]
Michigan Law Review, 1957 In four recent cases involving the Federal Employers Liability Act the Supreme Court of the United States, after granting certiorari, reviewed the facts of the cases to determine if there was sufficient evidence to allow the cases to be heard by a jury ...
Knauss, Robert L., S.Ed.
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Kansas V. Johnson: On Petition for a Writ of Certiorari to the Supreme Court of the State of Kansas
, 2020This amicus brief in support of Kansas’ petition for certiorari in Kansas v. Boettger discusses the important issue of whether the First Amendment require proof of specific intent to criminally punish violent threats.
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The “Odd Party Out” Theory of Certiorari
The Journal of Politics, 2020Whether and why the Supreme Court agrees to hear cases is among the most important—and well studied—topics in American politics. However, existing theories have overlooked a key player: the advocates. We develop and test a new theory that explicitly incorporates advocates in explaining which cases the Supreme Court is likely to accept. Specifically, we
Adam Bonica, Adam S. Chilton, Maya Sen
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Writ of Certiorari as a Means of Ensuring Centralization of Diffuse Constitutional Review
Rossijskoe pravosudieThe article examines the current state of the US Supreme Court in the context of global trends in constitutional review models. It focuses on the significant changes in the Court’s powers, particularly the gradual convergence and blurring of distinctions
Rovshan Ismayılov
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The Cambridge Law Journal, 1958
Complaints have often been made about the pitfalls of certiorari as a remedy in administrative law. The reports of recent years have been rich in decisions on its scope, and some of them have brought welcome clarification. But others have been bewildering, so much so that the courts themselves have now begun to encourage litigants to abandon certiorari
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Complaints have often been made about the pitfalls of certiorari as a remedy in administrative law. The reports of recent years have been rich in decisions on its scope, and some of them have brought welcome clarification. But others have been bewildering, so much so that the courts themselves have now begun to encourage litigants to abandon certiorari
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