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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
9:50am |
An Experimental Investigation into the Bias Rationale for Federal Diversity Jurisdiction - Daniel Klerman, University of Southern California Gould School of Law; Jonathan R. Nash, Emory University
9:58am |
Building a Litigation Coalition: Business’ Interests and the Transformation of Personal Jurisdiction - Charlton C Copeland, University of Miami
10:06am |
Civil Rights Litigation: The Difficult Journey to Policy Impact - Nicholas Conway, San Francisco State University
10:14am |
Does Judicial Review Undermine the Legitimacy of Participatory Decision-Making? - Andreas Hofmann, Free University of Berlin
10:22am |
Does Video Teleconferencing Undermine Public Support for U.S. Immigration Courts? - Devon Thurman, Emory University
10:30am |
Examining Judicial Symbols in State Courts of Last Resort - Ryan Christopher Black, Michigan State University; Matthew Thomas Cota, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Timothy R Johnson, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
10:46am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.