Civil Procedure: Jurisdiction, Erie and Preclusion
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Drill personal and subject matter jurisdiction, Erie, joinder and claim and issue preclusion
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Quizzes
Write Civil Procedure one-best-answer items with four options, in federal-court framing with Rule numbers. Stems are 70 to 150 words with the parties' citizenship, the amount in controversy, the forum, and the procedural posture stated precisely. Rotate and tag coverage: personal jurisdiction including minimum contacts, purposeful availment, specific versus general jurisdiction, Daimler-style at-home analysis and…
Tests
Build a Civil Procedure exam of two parts with a stated 90-minute target. Part one is 20 one-best-answer items with four options, weighted as follows: five personal jurisdiction, five subject matter jurisdiction including removal and supplemental, three Erie, three joinder and class actions, two Rule 12 and waiver, two preclusion. Part two is two issue-spotting essays of 250 to 350 word fact patterns. The first must…
Flashcards
Make Civil Procedure flashcards keyed to rules and elements, one item per card. Required families: (1) Rule number cards, front a Federal Rule or statute number such as Rule 12(b)(6), Rule 19, Rule 23(b)(3), 28 USC 1331, 1332, 1367, 1404 or 1441, back what it does in one sentence and its trigger; (2) element cards, back a numbered list, covering specific personal jurisdiction, diversity, supplemental jurisdiction,…
