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1. Verfasser:	Fiss, Owen M. 1938- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York, NY Foundation Press, Thomson/West 2003
Schlagworte:	Procedure (Law) / United States / Cases Dispute resolution (Law) / United States / Cases Dispute resolution (Law) Procedure (Law) United States USA
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Beschreibung:	XVII, 1261 S. Ill.
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface --.........................----------------.......................................... v THE PROCESSES OF THE LAW: AN OVERVIEW ..................... 1 A. Civil Actions ----------------------...........-............................... 1 Pursuing a Federal Civil Action ...................................... 4 Appellate Review -----........-------------------------------------- 11 B. Criminal Actions ----------------------...........---------------------- 14 Entering the System —.............................—.........--------- 14 From Prosecution through Conviction ........—........—....... 16 С Remedial Powers .............----........................................... 26 D. Institutional Forms ----------------------------.......................... 32 Domestic Tribunals ------------------------------------------------ 32 Administrative Agencies ------------------------------------------ 37 Alternative Dispute Resolution ....................................... 43 International Tribunals ..................-..........-................... 46 E. The Participants .............................................................- 49 CHAPTER 1. The Values of Procedure ..................................... 54 A. The Framework .............................................................. 54 Goldberg v. Kelly ......................................................... 54 The Goldberg v. Kelly Litigation Materials ...................... 71 1. Relevant Docket Entries ...................................... 73 2. Order to Show Cause for Temporary Restraining Order .............................................................. 3. Summons and Complaint; Supporting Affadavit of Stephen Wizner and Exhibit ------------------------— 77 4. Affadavit of Esther Lett from Sheafe v. Wyman ....... 91 5. Motion for Preliminary Injunction, for a Three- Judge Court, and for a Class Action Order ............ 96 6. Defendants for Wyman and New York State Board of Social Welfare s Motion to Dismiss; Supporting Affadavit of Joel Sachs ............................—....... 97 7. Defendant Goldberg s Motion for Summary Judgment and Affidavits of Jack Goldberg .......... 100 8. Motion by Negron et al. to Intervene and Complaint in Intervention; Supporting Affadavit í of Marian Davidson .......................................... 104 9. Opinion and Order of Three-Judge Court- .............. Ill Kelly v. Wyman ........................................................... Ill Lucie E. White, Subordination, Rhetorical Survival Skills, and Sunday Shoes: Notes on the Hearing of Mrs. G. — 116 Charles A. Miller, The Forest of Due Process Law: The American Constitutional Tradition ................---------- 127 В. The Evolution -------------------------------------.......-........----- 130 Mathews v. Eldridge .................................................... 130 Jerry L. Mashaw, The Supreme Court s Due Process Calculus for Administrative Adjudication in Mathews v. Eldridge: Three Factors in Search of a Theory of Value --------....................................-------------------- 141 The Reach of Mathews v. Eldridge: Alternative Evaluations for Criminal Proceedings of the Process Due ............................................—.....— 149 The Concept of Entitlement and the 1996 Welfare Legislation ............................................................. 151 Welfare Reform: Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996-----........-....... 154 Cynthia A. Farina, On Misusing Revolution and Reform : Procedural Due Process and the New Welfare Act ........................-.......-.....----------------- 154 С Financing Process: The Role of Resources and the Centrality of Lawyers .................................................................. 158 Frank I. Michelman, The Supreme Court and Litigation Access Fees: The Right to Protect One s Rights -----..... 161 Lassiter v. Dep t of Social Services of Durham County, North Carolina ------................................................ 164 M.L.B. v. S.L.J. ...............--------------------------------------- 186 Statutory Rights to Counsel --------................................. 196 The Legal Profession, Attorney-Client Fee Arrangements, and Access to Courts ...............................................- 200 CHAPTER 2. Conceptualizing Injury ...............-....................... 203 Gilmore v. Utah -------------............................................ 204 The Gilmore Letters ----........-.......--------.....---------- 210 Proximity and Control ------------............................... 218 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. McKenna ............... 220 Sierra Club v. Morton .................................................. 228 Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife ----------------------------------- 239 Associational Standing .............-................-.............. 252 The Concept of the Citizen Suit .......---------.......—....... 254 Standing and Causes of Action ----------------......-------- 260 Davis v. Passman —.....----------------------........-..........— 262 CHAPTER 3. Judging: The Texas Prison Litigation .......------— 269 A. Multiple Forms of Adjudication— ................-....................... 269 David Maraniss, Justice, Texas Style: A Populist Judge, Shaking Up the State from His Courtroom in Tyler —— 269 William Wayne Justice, The Origins of Ruiz v. Estelle ------ 278 Owen M. Fiss, The Social and Political Foundations of Adjudication ---------.......-......................................... 287 Lon L. Fuller, The Forms and Limits of Adjudication ------- 292 B. From Individual Injury to Institutional Reform .................... 300 Estelle v. Justice, 426 U.S. 925 (1976)............................. 300 Ruiz v. Estelle, 503 F. Supp. 1265 (S.D. Tex., Dec. 12, 1980)—................................................................... 305 First Consent Decree (Mar. 3, 1981)------..........-............. 327 Amended Decree (May 1, 1981).........-..........--..........----- 328 Amended Order of Reference (July 24, 1981)---------........ 338 Rule 53. Masters ----------------........----.......---------------- 343 Ruiz v. Estelle, 679 F.2d 1115 (5th Cir., June 23, 1982)..... 345 C. Implementation and Enforcement of the Decrees: The Work of Special Masters -------------....................—.......--------- 362 Ruiz v. Lynaugh, 811 F.2d 856 (5th Cir., Feb. 23, 1987)---- 363 Ruiz v. McCotter, 661 F. Supp. 112 (S.D. Tex., Dec. 31, 1986)....................................................................... 370 1992 Final Judgment (Dec. 11, 1992)-------------------------- 377 D. The Prison Litigation Reform Act: Limits on the Equitable Powers of the Federal Courts -----------------.....----........— 390 Press Release from Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, July 27, 1995........................................................................ 390 Testimony of Steve J. Martin ----.......—.........—..........-..... 391 The Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) --------------------- 394 Ruiz v. Johnson, 37 F. Supp. 2d 855 (S.D. Tex., Mar. 1, 1999)...................................................-......... 401 Ruiz v. United States, 243 F.3d 941 (5th Cir., March 20, 2001)....................................................................... 414 Ruiz v, Johnson, 154 F. Supp. 2d 975 (S.D. Tex., June 18, 2001).................................................................. 420 CHAPTER 4. Resolution Without Adjudication ....................... 431 A. Reconceiving the Goals of Litigation and the Judicial Role ..... 431 David M. Trubek, Austin Sarat, William L.F. Felstiner, Herbert M. Kritzer, and Joel B. Grossman, The Cost of Ordinary Litigation ................................... 431 B. The Rise of Alternative Dispute Resolution- ......................... 440 Hubert L. Will, Robert R. Merhige, Jr., and Alvin B. Rubin, The Role of the Judge in the Settlement Process —........- 441 Judith Resnik, Managerial Judges ................................... 452 Civil Justice Reform ..........................-........—.........------- 460 The Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990..................-......... 461 Congressional Support for Alternative Dispute s Resolution ------.......-........--.......--.........--............—- 462 Alternative Dispute Resolution Act of 1998................... 463 Wayne D. Brazil and Jennifer Smith, Choice of Structures: Critical Values and Concerns Should Guide Format of Court ADR Programs ----..................... 467 Owen M. Fiss, Against Settlement- —........-...........--------- 471 Deborah R. Hensler, A Research Agenda: What We Need to Know About Court-Connected ADR ...............-............... 483 Carrie Menkel-Meadow, Whose Dispute Is It Anyway?: A Philosophical and Democratic Defense of Settlement (In Some Cases) -------------------------------................... 488 C. Alternative Judges: Administrative Adjudication and Arbitration ---------------..............................--------------- 496 Enforcing Agreements to Arbitrate: Exempting Certain Claims? ----.........................................--------- 498 Circuit City v. Adams -------------...........------.................... 498 Civil Rights as a Special Case: The Proposed Civil Rights Procedures Protection Act of 2001....................... 512 The Relevance of Costs ------.......................................-— 513 Green Tree Financial Corp. v. Randolph ------------------------ 512 After Arbitration: Challenging Awards ------......-................ 521 Evaluating Process ---------------........................................ 523 Tom R. Tyler, Robert J. Boeckmann, Heather J. Smith, & Yuen J. Huo, Social Justice in a Diverse Society— ------— 524 CHAPTER 5. Aggregation: Group Litigation and Individual Participation .............-----------—-----........533 A. Binding Participants .........................................------------- 534 Parklane Hosiery v. Leo M. Shore ---------------------------..... 534 C.A. Hardy v. Johns-Manville Sales Corporation— ............. 541 B. The Representative Lawsuit and the Class Action ................. 552 Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. --------------- 552 Allocating the Obligations of Notice: Dusenbery v. United States ...................---------................................. 560 Eisen v. Carlisle & Jacquelin ------------------------------------- 565 Rule 23, Class Actions, and Notice ---------------------------- 576 Organizations and Agencies as Litigants --------------------- 579 Judicial Authority over Class Certifications: The Role of Appellate Review ---------------------.......------------------- 580 Owen M. Fiss, The Political Theory of the Class Action ------ 582 Judith Resnik, From Cases to Litigation --— ................. 590 Empirical Insights on Aggregation -----------........------------- 598 Report on Mass Tort Litigation: Individual Characteristics of Mass Torts ............—--------............... 599 Deborah R. Hensler, Bonnie Dombey-Moore, Beth Giddens, Jennifer Gross, Erik K. Miller, & Nicholas M. Pace, Class Action Dilemmas: Pursuing Public Goals for Private Gain ........................ 601 C. Aggregation and the Problem of Agency .......................------ 603 Sampling Cases: Cimino v. Raymark Industries --------......... 603 Financing Aggregation: Selecting and Paying Lawyers ........ 610 Judith Resnik, Money Matters -.........—........................... 612 In re Auction Houses Antitrust Litigation (2000)................ 616 In re Auction Houses Antitrust Litigation (2001)-------------- 620 Structuring Judicial Oversight ..........—.........---------......... 621 The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (PSLRA) -—...........................------------------------- 622 Revised Rule 23.............................................-............... 628 Proposed Amendments to Fed. R. Civ. P. 23: Class Actions -----------------.................................................. 630 CHAPTER 6. The Law of Settlement ........................................ 633 A. Binding Whom? Settling What? .................-----------........... 633 Settling Individuals Lawsuits ------------------------------------ 633 Judicial Implementation of Parties Agreements -------------- 634 Neary v. The Regents of the University of California .......— 634 Judicial Oversight of Settlement: Criminal Cases, Antitrust Litigation and the Class Action ...................... 645 Armstrong v. Board of School Directors of the City of Milwaukee- ......................------------------------------------ 649 Notice to Class Members of the Proposed Settlement -------- 663 Revising Rule 23: New Standards for Settlement and Roles for Objectors —.................................................. 670 Rule 23(e): Review of Settlement ...........-........................ 670 Martin v. Wilks ................................................-............ 672 Samuel Issacharoff, When Substance Mandates Procedure -- 689 Owen M. Fiss, The Allure of Individualism .............------— 692 Douglas Laycock, Due Process of Law in Trilateral Disputes ....................-.............................................. 696 Civil Rights Act of 1991.................................................. 698 B. The Alchemy of Settlement: Its Potential and Limits ............ 699 Matsushita Electric Industrial Company v. Epstein ............ 701 Jurisdiction to Settle ................................................. 708 Aggregation, Notice, and Representation .......................... 709 Amchem Products, Inc. v. Windsor .................................. 712 Ortiz v. Fibreboard ........................................................ 724 Preclusion and Class Actions .......................................... 753 CHAPTER 7. Information Gathering and the Adversary System .................................--.....................-...........— 755 A. Judge vs. Lawyer Control .........................................-........ 755 John H. Langbein, The German Advantage in Civil Procedure ................................................................. 755 John Thibaut & Laurens Walker, A Theory of Procedure — 765 B. Discovery and the Obligation to Disclose .............................. 772 Brady v. Maryland ......................................................... 772 Statutory and Ethical Disclosure Rules: The Jencks Act and Professional Rules ............................................... 775 18 U.S.C. § 3500............................................................ 775 ABA, Model Rules of Professional Conduct (2002).............. 776 The Framework of Civil Discovery ......................-......----- 777 Hickman v. Taylor ....................-----------...............------- 779 Richard L. Marcus, Discovery Containment Redux ............. 792 Wayne D. Brazil, The Adversary Character of Civil Discovery: A Critique and Proposals for Change ................ 798 Bryant G. Garth, Two Worlds of Civil Discovery --.............. 801 Supervision and Sanctions in the Discovery Process --------- 807 National Hockey League v. Metropolitan Hockey Club, Inc. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 808 Discovery and ADR «..................................——............ 811 Excerpts from CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, ADR Procedures and Practice Tools (1998)----------------- 811 C. Is a Trial Needed? --------................................................... 813 Conley v. Gibson -------------------------------------............... 813 Adickes v. S.H. Kress & Co. ------...............------------------- 817 Celotex v. Catrett -----------------------------------................ 824 Patricia M. Wald, Summary Judgment at Sixty ................. 833 Judith Resnik, Trial as Error, Jurisdiction as Injury -------- 840 Michael J. Saks & Robert F. Kidd, Human Information Processing and Adjudication ....................................... 843 Nancy Pennington & Reid Hastie, A Cognitive Theory of Juror Decision Making .........................—-.................. 849 Kumho Tire Co. v. Carmichael ....................................... 854 CHAPTER 8. Allocating Decisional Powers ............................. 866 A. Qualifying to Judge .......................................................... 866 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Local Union 542 -......... 866 B. Judge vs. Jury .......................................-........................ 877 Teamsters Local 391 v. Terry -------....................----------- 879 Apprendi v. New Jersey ------.......................................... 884 Norbert L. Kerr, Robert J. MacCoun and Geoffrey P. Kramer, Bias in Judgment: Comparing Individuals and Groups ...............................................------------- 893 C. The Composition of the Jury ......................------------.......... 898 Challenges for Cause ----................-----......................... 900 Wainwright v. Witt- ...............-----................................. 900 Peremptory Challenges -------.........................-............... 906 Batson v. Kentucky ...................................................... 906 Susan Glaspell, A Jury of Her Peers .................------------- 921 J.E.B. v. Alabama ex rel. T.B.— .........----------------.......... 938 Jurymandering ------------......---------............................. 950 United States v. Nelson— ------------................................. 950 D. The Scope of Permissible Decisions .................................... 958 Powell v. Allstate Insurance Co. .....................-------------- 959 United States v. Dougherty ----------.........—----------------- 961 Paul Butler, Black Jurors: Right to Acquit? ------------------- 969 Randall Kennedy, Race, Crime, and the Law ----------------- 972 United States v. Thomas ....................................--------- 976 E. The Constraints on Judgment ............................................ 983 The Scope of Judicial Review ----------------------------------- 983 Alternatives to Appellate Review ------------------------------- 986 The Constraint of Precedent ----..........---------................ 991 Anastasoff v. United States ........................................... 991 CHAPTER 9. Struggles Over the Place and the Law— ............. 998 A. Reconfiguring Jurisdictional Limits to Encompass Disputes? ....................------------......................—-.......— 999 Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger ----------------..... 999 The Reach of the Federal Courts: Supplemental Jurisdiction -----............—-------.......................---------1010 B. Power Over the Person of the Defendant: Affiliation, Physical Presence, and Capture -----.........................-------1016 World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson ----........—.........1024 The Relevance of Context ---------..........-......................-—1038 Burnham v. Superior Court of California ..........----............1044 United States v. Noriega ..............------.....................------1057 Jurisdiction in Criminal Cases ..................-------...............1063 C. Alternative and Competing Governing Rules ............----.......1065 Allstate Insurance Co. v. Hague ..........----........................1067 Multiparty Litigation: Phillips Petroleum Co. v. Shutts ------1073 Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins --------............-—................1079 Erie and the Federal Rules: Hanna v. Plumer ..........—.......1085 D. Clashes and Comity Among Governing Authorities ...............1097 Baker v. General Motors Corp. ..............................-..........1097 Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez .........—.........................—1109 E. The Idea of Universal Jurisdiction ...................—...........----1122 National Prosecutions in Domestic Courts: The Pinochet Case ...............-....................................................-----1123 R v. Bow Street Metropolitan ...........................................1125 Henry A. Kissinger, The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction —1129 Belgium s Universal Jurisdiction ....................-............-—1131 International Tribunals: The International Criminal Court ...................................—-............-...................1132 Kenneth Roth, The Court the U.S. Doesn t Want ........—.....1134 John R. Bolton, The United States and the International Criminal Court ..................---------...............................1138 The Princeton Project on Universal Jurisdiction ........—......1142 Civil Remedies in Domestic Courts for Transnational Wrongs ........-.....-----.................................-----..........1145 Kadic v. Karadzic ...................-------................................1145 The Pressures for Transnational Processes and Rules ......—1149 y Principles of Transnational Civil Procedure ..........----........1151 ALI, International Jurisdiction and Judgments Project ------1154 The Proposed Foreign Judgments Recognition and Enforcement Act ...........-------------.....—.....................1157 CHAPTER 10. Making and Reading Rules .................-.............1162 A. Generating Rules Within the Federal System ---------............1163 From 1789 to the Rules Enabling Act- ......................--------1163 The Supreme Court as Rulemaker? ......---------..................1166 Statement of Justice Black and Justice Douglas on the Promulgation of Amendments to the Federal Rules ...........1167 Charles E. Clark, The Role of the Supreme Court in Federal Rule-Making ------------------------------------------------------......-1169 Debating the Constitutionality of Rules When Transmitting Them: Videotaped Testimony and the Role of the Court ----------------------......----------------------------1171 Statement of Justice Breyer and Justice O Connor on Amendments to Rule 26(b) of the Fed. R. Crim. P. -----------1171 Statement of Justice Scalia on the Amendments to Rule 26(b) of the Fed. R. Crim. P. ---------------------------------.......1173 A Role for the Public in Court Rulemaking? Revisiting the Processes of the Judicial Conference -.......................------1174 Howard Lesnick, The Federal Rule-Making Process ------------1176 Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr., Undemocratic Legislation -.............1177 Judith Resnik, Changing Practices, Changing Rules -----------1180 B. Allocating Authority: Courts, Judges, Lawyers, and Congress -------------------------------------..............................1184 Restructuring the Process --...........-.......--------------------------1184 Congressional Rulemaking ......................................-........1185 Stephen Yeazell, Judging Rules, Ruling Judges ...................1188 The Diminishing Centrality of the Federal Rules ----------------1193 C. Interpreting Rules and the Meaning of Rulemaking ........------1194 Smith v. Barry ----------------..........................................——1195 Carlisle v. United States -------.......-----------------------...........1198 D. The Justice of the Rules ....................................---------......1211 Robert M. Cover, For James Wm. Moore: Some Reflections on a Reading of the Rules —.............--......-.....................1211 Index ---------.........-........-.......-----------------------.......-------......-------1223 Table of Cases ----------..........................................-----------------------1235 Table of Articles and Books— .......-.....----------.............................1251 Acknowledgments ----------.......---------.....--------......-----------------------1259
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