FEDERAL PRACTICE - DECISION OF QUESTIONS PRELIMINARY TO THE CONVENING OF A THREE-JUDGE COURT

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Abstract

Before the district judge can convene a three-judge court, two preliminary questions must be decided. First, is the case within the jurisdiction of the federal courts? Second, is the case one to which the three-judge statute applies?

Recommended Citation

FEDERAL PRACTICE - DECISION OF QUESTIONS PRELIMINARY TO THE CONVENING OF A THREE-JUDGE COURT, 32 Mich. L. Rev. 853 (1934).
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