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: Federal Civil Practice Bulletin

Prof. Floyd Publishes Article on Supplemental Jurisdiction

By A. Benjamin Spencer

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Professor C. Douglass Floyd recently published an Article entitled Three Faces of Supplemental Jurisdiction after United Mine Workers v. Gibbs, 60 Fl. L. Rev. 277 (April 2008). Here is an excerpt from the Introduction:In a post-Gibbs world, therefore, three competing views of the permissible scope of federal subject matter jurisdiction over non-diverse state law claims have emerged. First, a ?delegation? model, which reads the Constitution to have delegated to Congress an apparently unrestricte read more

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