JUDICIAL FEDERALISM IN THE UNITED STATES Cover Image

СУДСКИ ФЕДЕРАЛИЗАМ У САД
JUDICIAL FEDERALISM IN THE UNITED STATES

Author(s): James М. Klebba
Subject(s): History of Law, Philosophy of Law
Published by: Правни факултет Универзитета у Београду
Keywords: Sovereignty; Secession; Habeas corpus

Summary/Abstract: The author’s study with the federal courts and federal jurisdiction. The relationship between the federal and state court system is one of the most intellectually interesting and presumptuous of him to say that the American system of judicial federalism provides any answers to the unfortunate situation which Yugoslavia find intself in today. However, he hopes that he had succeeded in stating some of system to be such an interesting topic for teaching and scholarship. The development of the US federal jurisdiction dates from the civil war and US Constitution, which limit the state’s sovereignty to the federal government. The legal remedies for the delegation and control of the state’s judicial system are known as Right of Removal and the US Supreme Court review of the state court decision acts. In view of residual jurisdiction of the state courts, except the exclusive federal jurisdiction, it is clear that the citizens own their sovereign rights and liabilities in their states, besides the questions of federal significance, which they accomplish at the federal levels. However, the federal jurisdiction has Congressional limitations and alternative authority for the Diversity of citizenship, so that ali relevant facts have to be included in the court’s decision.

  • Issue Year: 40/1992
  • Issue No: 4
  • Page Range: 209-220
  • Page Count: 12
  • Language: Serbian