All Articles tagged federal

• Rules of Evidence & Civil Procedure
  November 08, 2022 EDT
  Interstate Federalism Implications of a Uniform Code of State Civil Procedure: Lessons From the Draft of the Third Restatement of Conflict of Laws and Shady Grove
  Glenn Koppel

  This article uses the draft Third Restatement of Conflict of Laws to examine the interstate federalism implications of a uniform code of civil procedure.

• Judges & Courts
  May 11, 2021 EDT
  Federal Forum Provisions For Ohio Corporations
  Geoffrey J. RittsMarjorie P. DuffySam Lioi

  This article addresses whether federal forum provisions are valid under Ohio law—a question yet to be addressed by any court.

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• Tax
  May 11, 2021 EDT
  Federal Regulation of the Municipal Securities Market: Testing the Efficacy of the Political Process as a Tenth Amendment Limitation on Congress
  Aubrey Searcy

  This comment attempts to answer the perplexing question of why the municipal securities market, a $3.8 trillion market, is largely exempt from regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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• Judges & Courts
  January 30, 2019 EDT
  Navigating Through the Problem of Mootness in Corrections Litigation
  Steven B. Dow, J.D., Ph.D.

  Litigation in federal courts has become a routine part of corrections management.

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• Rules of Evidence & Civil Procedure
  January 28, 2019 EDT
  “The Perfect is the Enemy of the Good:” The Case for Proportionality Rules Instead of Guidelines in Civil E-Discovery
  Leah M. Wolfe

  Rules—not mere guidelines—order civil litigation. However, in the context of electronic discovery, judges have been remarkably reluctant to treat these rules as anything more than broad guiding principles.

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• Labor & Employment
  September 08, 2018 EDT
  The Fallacy of Liberal Discovery: Litigating Employment Discrimination Cases in the E-Discovery Age
  David A. Green

  The notion of liberal discovery is a fallacy because it does not accomplish its intended purpose of cooperative exchange of all relevant information between the parties.

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• Rules of Evidence & Civil Procedure
  September 08, 2018 EDT
  Metadata in Digital Photography: The Need for Protection and Production of this Silent Witness
  James E. Bibart

  Discovery encompassing electronically stored information is ever evolving, and rules of civil procedure and evidence are being manipulated to accommodate the demands of advancing technology and its role in litigation.

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• International
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  Excuse in International Law
  Arthur Kutoroff

  International law should recognize excuses for the international wrongdoings of states.

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• Labor & Employment
  July 30, 2018 EDT
  One Not Like the Other: An Examination of the Use of the Affirmative Action Analogy in Reasonable Accommodation Cases Under The Americans with Disabilities Act
  Jamelia N. Morgan

  Examining the evolution of the affirmative-action analogy in reasonable-accommodation case law over time to decipher its meaning and relevance.

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