Federal Courts and Civil Rights: Juidice v. Vail

Authors

Jane Bloom Grisé, University of KentuckyFollow
Michelle C. Grisé

Files

Description

Federal Courts and Civil Rights: Juidice v. Vail is a Deep Dive into the story of Juidice v. Vail, the Supreme Court case that challenged the constitutionality of the New York civil contempt statutes. Introduces readers to the life cycle of the case from its inception to its resolution. Explains how civil procedure is the toolkit that determines every move in a case and how federal jurisdiction may impact the success or failure of a case by controlling access to the legal system.

6-23-2022

Publication Date

2020

Publisher

Twelve Tables Press

City

Northport, NY

ISBN

9781946074317

Keywords

Federal Court, Civil Rights, Juidice, Vail

Disciplines

Civil Procedure | Civil Rights and Discrimination | Law

Notes

Grisé, Jane Bloom. Federal Courts and Civil Rights: Juidice v. Vail. Northport, NY: Twelve Tables Press, 2020.

Recommended Citation

Grisé, Jane Bloom and Grisé, Michelle C., "Federal Courts and Civil Rights: Juidice v. Vail" (2020). Law Faculty Books and Chapters. 31.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/lawfac_book/31