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COPYRIGHT, 1910,

BY

JOSEPH R. LONG

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

2. Analysis of Jurisdiction-Two Classes of Cases..

CHAPTER I.

GENERAL OUTLINE OF FEDERAL JURISDICTION.

§ 1. The Judicial Power as Defined by the Constitution...

§ 3. Distinction between Law and Equity.

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7. Same-Same-Classification of Federal Common Law.... 8

§ 8. Jurisdiction in Equity...

§ 9. Criminal Jurisdiction..

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CHAPTER II.

PARTICULAR INSTANCES OF JURISDICTION.

§ 10. In General....

§ 11. Cases Involving a Federal Question..

§ 12. Cases Affecting Ambassadors, etc...

§ 13. Cases of Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction..

§ 15. Controversies between Two or More States.....

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§ 14. Controversies to Which the United States is a Party..

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§ 16. Controversies between a State and Citizens of Another

State. ....

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§ 17. Controversies between Citizens of Different States..

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§ 18. Same-Who Are Citizens..

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§ 19. Same-Change of Citizenship..

§ 20. Controversies Involving Conflicting Land Grants..

§ 21. Controversies between a State, etc., and Foreign States, etc...

CHAPTER III.

DISTRIBUTION OF JURISDICTION-FEDERAL AND STATE JURISDICTION.

§ 22. Legislation Affecting Jurisdiction..

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§ 23. Exclusive Jurisdiction of Federal Courts..

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§ 24. Concurrent Jurisdiction-Administration of Federal Law by

State Courts....

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§ 25. Same-Administration of State Law by Federal Courts..

§ 26. Comity between State and Federal Courts..

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§ 27. Comity between Federal Courts Inter Se..

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