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A Guide to Civil Procedure : Integrating Critical Legal Perspectives /
"This book represents our efforts, and the efforts of our contributors, to center questions of inequality in the teaching, learning, and practice of civil procedure by shining a light on the ways in which civil procedure may privilege-or silence-voices in our courts"--
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New York :
New York University Press,
[2022]
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| 245 | 0 | 2 | |a A Guide to Civil Procedure : |b Integrating Critical Legal Perspectives / |c edited by Brooke Coleman, Suzette Malveaux, Portia Pedro, and Elizabeth Porter. |
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Why procedure is critical, constitutive, and vulnerable : a reconstruction foreword / |r Judith Resnik -- |t Introduction / |r Brooke Coleman, Suzette Malveaux, Portia Pedro, and Elizabeth Porter -- |g Part I. |t Theoretical concepts in civil procedure -- |t A critical perspective on personal jurisdiction : Kulko v. Superior Court / |r Roy L. Brooks -- |t Forging fortuity against procedural retrenchment : developing a critical race theoretical account of civil procedure / |r Portia Pedro -- |t Civil procedure in the shadow of violence / |r Shirin Sinnar -- |t Multiple disadvantages : an empirical test of intersectionality theory in equal employment opportunity litigation / |r Rachel Kahn Best, Lauren B. Edelman, Linda Hamilton Krieger, and Scott R. Eliason -- |t Orientalizing procedure : insiders and outsiders in the doctrine of arbitration / |r Danya Shocair Reda -- |t Prisoner procedure / |r Katherine Macfarlane -- |t The benefits of class actions and the increasing threats to their viability / |r Suzette Malveaux -- |t Disability employment class actions / |r Jasmine Harris -- |t Procedure and Indian children / |r Matthew L.M. Fletcher and Neoshia R. Roemer -- |g Part II. |t Institutional anchors in civil procedure -- |t The ideal and the actual in procedural due process / |r Norman W. Spaulding, Barbara Allen Babcock, and Toni Massaro -- |t The restrictive ethos in civil procedure / |r A. Benjamin Spencer -- |t Losers' rules / |r Nancy Gertner -- |t Disruptors and disruptions : re-centering procedural narrative / |r Alexander A. Reinert -- |t Class in courts : incomplete equality's challenges for the legitimacy of procedural systems / |r Judith Resnik -- |t Can a gay judge judge a gay rights case? : thoughts on judicial neutrality / |r Brian Soucek -- |t (Un)conscious judging / |r Elizabeth Thornburg -- |t When law forsakes the poor / |r Myriam Gilles -- |t Doorways of discretion : psychological science and the legal construction and erasure of racism / |r Victor D. Quintanilla -- |t #SoWhiteMale : federal civil rulemaking / |r Brooke Coleman -- |g Part III. |t Constitutional procedure : due process and jurisdiction -- |t Building a litigation coalition : business interests and the transformation of personal jurisdiction / |r Charlton Copeland -- |t Notice and the narratives of court access / |r Robin J. Effron -- |t Subject matter jurisdiction : the interests of power and the power of interests / |r Elizabeth McCuskey -- |t Jurisprudence and recommendations for tribal court authority due to imposition of US limitations / |r Angelique EagleWoman (Wambdi A. Was'teWinyan) -- |t How jurisdiction-channeling erodes rights / |r David Marcus -- |t Procedural barriers to the use of Title IX as a defense for transgender students in state juvenile justice proceedings / |r Briana Rosenbaum -- |g Part IV. |t The process of litigation -- |t Pleading and antiracism / |r Deseriee Kennedy -- |t The master of the complaint? : pleadings in our inegalitarian age / |r Andrew Hammond -- |t Undocumented civil procedure / |r Stephen Lee -- |t Privilege and voice in discovery / |r Seth Katsuya Endo -- |t Civil rights summarily denied : race, evidence, and summary judgment in police brutality cases / |r Jasmine Gonzales Rose -- |t Gender and summary judgment / |r Elizabeth M. Schneider -- |t Summary judgment, factfinding, and juries / |r Suja A. Thomas -- |t The disparate racial impacts of color-blind juror eligibility requirements / |r Kevin R. Johnson -- |g Part V. |t Litigation and arbitration -- |t The power of narrative through intervention in affirmative action cases / |r Danielle Holley-Walker -- |t Class actions and the "day in court" ideal : class actions as collective power against subordination / |r Sergio J. Campos -- |t Reinvigorating commonality : gender and class actions / |r Brooke Coleman and Elizabeth Porter -- |t Critical procedure : alternative dispute resolution and the justices' "second wave" constriction of court access and claim development / |r Eric K. Yamamoto -- |t Reconsidering prejudice in alternative dispute resolution for black work matters / |r Michael Z. Green -- |t When forum determines rights : forced arbitration of discrimination claims / |r Stephanie Bornstein. |
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