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The Complaint in Code Pleading
One of the most important changes of the New York Code of Pleading and Practice of 1848, so at least the code makers believed, was to be found in the requirement that there should be stated "in ordinary and concise language" the facts constituting each ...
C. Clark
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Pleading Innocents: Laboratory Evidence of Plea Bargaining's Innocence Problem
, 2013We investigated plea bargaining by making students actually guilty or innocent of a cheating offense and varying the sentence that they would face if found ‘guilty’ by a review board.
Vanessa A Edkins, Lucian E. Dervan
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014 The changes to pleading doctrine wrought by Bell Atlantic v. Twombly and Ashcroft v. Iqbal have been criticized on many grounds. As many commentators have noted, the plausibility pleading doctrine introduced by these cases is consistent with other procedural reforms that have the effect of limiting access of putative plaintiffs to federal civil ...
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New Pleading in the Twenty-First Century: Slamming the Federal Courthouse Doors?
, 2013Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Old Pleading, Through 2007 Chapter 2: New Pleading, 2007-2009 Chapter 3: The Effects of New Pleading Chapter 4: Curing New Pleading Chapter 5: Living with New Pleading Chapter 6: Comparing New Pleading (and
S. Dodson
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Journal of Mental Science, 1935 “Unfitness to plead” is a medico-legal proposition of practical importance to prison medical officers. My attention was drawn to it, shortly after I joined the Service, in a case tried at the Central Criminal Court. Since then I have frequently had to take the responsibility of forming an opinion and reporting as to prisoners' fitness or unfitness to ...
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2017
INTRODUCTION The preceding chapter concerned the first two stepping stones for the opening stages of the case: issue of the originating process (a document formerly known, within the pre-CPR High Court practice, as a ‘writ’, but now known, both in the County Courts and in the High Court, as a ‘claim form’); and service of the claim form on the ...
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INTRODUCTION The preceding chapter concerned the first two stepping stones for the opening stages of the case: issue of the originating process (a document formerly known, within the pre-CPR High Court practice, as a ‘writ’, but now known, both in the County Courts and in the High Court, as a ‘claim form’); and service of the claim form on the ...
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2019
Chapter four moves the narrative from Holmes County to the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The chapter explains the legal shift from freedom of choice to outright school desegregation. Segregationist resistance, in particular by Judge Harold Cox, is noted as well.
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Chapter four moves the narrative from Holmes County to the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The chapter explains the legal shift from freedom of choice to outright school desegregation. Segregationist resistance, in particular by Judge Harold Cox, is noted as well.
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