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: Cincinnati Law Library BlogWho can intervene in cases of "original jurisdiction"?
By Chuck Kallendorf
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Courts of "original jurisdiction" are those having priority over other tribunals to decide a case; Black's Law Dictionary defines an "intervenor" as "one voluntarily entering a pending lawsuit because of a personal stake in the outcome." That clear cut it's presumably not always... A Law.com article this morning reviewed one such matter in one of last Tuesday's Supreme Court's hearings, but "Full post as published by Cincinnati Law Library Blog on October 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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