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A number of new introductory and explanatory notes help to frame the key issues raised by the materials. The seventh edition of this classic casebook includes numerous revisions to enhance its teachability. The book’s depth of coverage and intellectual rigor remain unrivaled.
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Principles of Federal Jurisdiction Concise Hornbook Series
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