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Preliminary Draft No. 10 Study of the Division of Jurisdiction Between State and Federal Courts [i] (1968)

handle is hein.ali/alidiv0033 and id is 1 raw text is: THIS DRAFT IS PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL-- PUBLIC DISCLOSURE IS PROHIBITED* (Not to be sold, offered for sale, or otherwise published) THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE STUDY OF THE DIVISION OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS PRELIMINARY DRAFT NO. 10 Subjects Covered: PART ONE REVISIONS IN TENTATIVE DRAFT NO. 5 General Federal Question Jurisdiction United States as Party Stays in Certain Cases; Three-Judge Courts Procedure for Removal PART TWO NEW MATERIAL Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction Submitted to the Members of the Advisory Committee for Discussion at a Meeting on February 1, 2, and 3, 1968 January 9, 1968 The Executive Office The American Law Institute 101 North 33rd Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 *This is a preliminary draft submitted on a private and confidential basis to a limited group for the sole pur- pose of study and criticism. It has not been promulgated or approved by the Council or the members of The American Law Institute. As an unpublished document intended for internal use, this draft should not be generally circulated or distributed, nor should it be quoted from or cited or its substance disclosed in any public address or writing.

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