Principles of Federal Jurisdiction (Concise Hornbook Series)
A concise hornbook that explains the constitutional and statutory rules governing when federal courts may exercise jurisdiction over cases and controversies.
About This Book
Principles of Federal Jurisdiction provides an overview of the rules that determine when federal courts may hear cases.
The text examines constitutional and statutory grants of jurisdiction and the limits placed on federal judicial power.
Readers gain a clear framework for understanding subject-matter jurisdiction, personal jurisdiction, and related doctrines.
The book is designed for law students and practitioners seeking a compact reference on federal court authority.
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