CONGRESSIONAL POWER OVER THE JURISDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS: THE MEANING OF THE WORD "ALL" IN ARTICLE III

[11] CUSHING HA, 1908, WRITINGS S ADAMS, V4, P324

[12] Duponceau PeterStephen., 1824, A dissertation on the nature and extent of the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States: being a valedictory address delivered to the students of the Law Academy of Philadelphia [...]

[13] Farrand Max, 1911, RECORDS FEDERAL CONV, P125

[14] FARRAND MAX, 1913, FRAMING CONSTITUTION, P154

[15] THE CASE OR CONTROVERSY REQUIREMENT IN STATE COURT ADJUDICATION OF FEDERAL QUESTIONS [J]. CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW, 1990, 78 (02) : 263 - 304

[16] FLETCHER WA, 1990, CALIF LAW REV, V78, P266

[17] GOEBEL J, 1971, HIST SUPREME COURT U, P205

[18] CONGRESSIONAL POWER TO CURTAIL FEDERAL-COURT JURISDICTION - AN OPINIONATED GUIDE TO THE ONGOING DEBATE [J]. STANFORD LAW REVIEW, 1984, 36 (04) : 895 - 922

[19] The power of Congress to limit the jurisdiction of federal courts and the text of article III [J]. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW, 1997, 64 (01) : 203 - 256

[20] THE POWER OF CONGRESS TO LIMIT THE JURISDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS: AN EXERCISE IN DIALECTIC [J]. HARVARD LAW REVIEW, 1953, 66 (08) : 1362 - 1402

[11] CUSHING HA, 1908, WRITINGS S ADAMS, V4, P324

[12] Duponceau PeterStephen., 1824, A dissertation on the nature and extent of the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States: being a valedictory address delivered to the students of the Law Academy of Philadelphia [...]

[13] Farrand Max, 1911, RECORDS FEDERAL CONV, P125

[14] FARRAND MAX, 1913, FRAMING CONSTITUTION, P154

[15] THE CASE OR CONTROVERSY REQUIREMENT IN STATE COURT ADJUDICATION OF FEDERAL QUESTIONS [J]. CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW, 1990, 78 (02) : 263 - 304

[16] FLETCHER WA, 1990, CALIF LAW REV, V78, P266

[17] GOEBEL J, 1971, HIST SUPREME COURT U, P205

[18] CONGRESSIONAL POWER TO CURTAIL FEDERAL-COURT JURISDICTION - AN OPINIONATED GUIDE TO THE ONGOING DEBATE [J]. STANFORD LAW REVIEW, 1984, 36 (04) : 895 - 922

[19] The power of Congress to limit the jurisdiction of federal courts and the text of article III [J]. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW, 1997, 64 (01) : 203 - 256

[20] THE POWER OF CONGRESS TO LIMIT THE JURISDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS: AN EXERCISE IN DIALECTIC [J]. HARVARD LAW REVIEW, 1953, 66 (08) : 1362 - 1402