Digest of insurance cases, embracing all decisions in any manner affecting insurance companies or their contract upon whatever plan or for whatever purpose their business may be conducted, covering all United States courts, namely the United States Supreme Court, the United States Circuit Courts of Appeal, and United States Circuit and District Courts--all courts of last resort and other appellate courts of the various states and territories and District of Columbia--all the highest judicial tribunals of all other English-speaking countries and all inferior courts within the foregoing jurisdictions whose decisions are reported--also reference to all annotations and leading articles on insurance in all law journals published in the English language.

Lettered on cover: Insurance digest.

A history of the Amistad captives: being a circumstantial account of the capture of the Spanish schooner Amistad, by the Africans on board; their voyage, and capture near Long Island, New York; with biographical sketches of each of the surviving Africans; also, an account of the trials had on their case, before the district and circuit courts of the United States, for the district of Connecticut.

fold. front. hand-colored.

Ohio appellate and circuit court reports. cases adjudged in the courts of appeal and circuit courts of Ohio.

Mode of access: Internet.

AIDS guidelines for the Illinois circuit courts /

"January 19, 1990."

The protest of the Hon. Richard Bassett, one of the judges of the circuit courts of the United States, for the third circuit; against two acts of Congress of the 8th of March and 29th of April 1802, attempting to abolish the offices and salaries of the judges of the circuit courts of the United States: first published in the Gazette of the United States, August 21, 1802.

Shaw & Shoemaker 1846.

Condensed reports of cases in the Supreme court of the United States, containing the whole series of the decisions of the court from its organization to the commencement of the Peter's Reports at January term 1827. With copious notes of parallel cases in the Supreme and Circuit courts of the United States.

"An abridgement of Dallas, Cranch, and Wheaton, on the same general plan as the subsequent condensation by Curtis."--Soule, Lawyer's ref. manual, 1884.

Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of the United States for the Fifth judicial circuit [1870-1883]

Mode of access: Internet.

Reports of cases decided in the Circuit courts of the United States for the Fourth circuit; most of them since Chief Justice Waite came upon the bench; and of selected cases in admiralty and bankruptcy, decided in the District courts of that circuit. With an appendix to the second volume, containing the rules in admiralty and bankruptcy;, of the District court for the Eastern district of Virginia, and the rules of the Circuit court for that district, etc., etc. [1792-1883]

"Appendix: [Inquiry into the subject of the territorial limits and jurisdiction of the Circuit and District courts of the United States in states divided into districts, by Edward McCrady]":v.3, p.[665]-690.

Cases determined in the United States Circuit courts for the Eighth circuit. [1870-1880]

Publisher varies: v. 2-3, Day, Egbert, & Fidlar; v. 4-5, Egbert, Fidlar & Chambers

Weekly notes of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the county courts of Philadelphia, and the United States district and circuit courts for the eastern district of Pennsylvania /

Mode of access: Internet.

Cases determined in the United States Circuit courts for the Eighth circuit. [1863-1869]

No more published

Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of the United States for the Eighth judicial circuit [1873-1883]

Mode of access: Internet.

Ohio Circuit court reports. New series.

Title varies: v. 1-18, Ohio Circuit court reports. New series...Cases adjudged in the Circuit courts of Ohio; v. 19-20, Ohio Circuit Court and Appellate court reports. New series...Cases adjudged in the Circuit courts and Courts of appeal of Ohio; v. 21-26, Ohio Appellate and Circuit court reports. New series...Cases adjudged in the courts of appeal and circuit courts of Ohio; v. 27-32, Ohio Courts of appeals reports (cited O.C.A.)...Cases adjusted in the Courts of appeals of Ohio.

A legitimidade da jurisdição de primeiro grau na concretização dos direitos fundamentais: proposta de um novo modelo jurídico-administrativo para o segundo grau de jurisdição

The current study is about the legitimacy of lower court jurisdiction as a way of exercising basic legal rights, proposing, therefore, a new legal-administrative model for appellate court. In order to achieve that, a demonstration of the importance of basic legal rights in the Brazilian legal system and an open interpretation in light of the Constitution, as a way to affirm said rights, among which are accessibility to the justice system and proper legal protection, is required. As a result, the legitimacy to access the legal system resides in the Constitution, where the interpreter should seek its basic principles to achieve basic legal rights. It is observed that the lack of credibility regarding lower court decisions comes from the dogmatic view of truth born from power, and therefore, that the truth resides in decisions from appellate court and not from lower court judges. A lower court judge holds a privileged position in providing basic legal rights for citizens, considering his close contact to the parties, the facts, and the evidences brought forth. Class action suit is presented as an important instrument able to lead the lower court judge to provide basic legal rights. Small Claims Courts may be used as paradigm to the creation of Appellate State Courts formed by lower court judges, reserving to higher jurisdiction courts and Federal Circuit Courts, the decisions of original competency and the management and institutional representation of the judiciary system. Instilling an internal democratization of the judiciary is also required, which means the participation of lower court judges in electing their peers to chief positions in the court system, as well as establishing a limited mandate to higher court judges.

Revised rules of the Supreme court of the United States : Adopted June 5, 1928. Effective July 1, 1928. Amended June 1, 1931, and May 31, 1932. (The Acts of February 13, 1925, c.229, 43 Stat. 936, January 31, 1928, c. 14, 45 Stat. 54, and April 26, 1928, c. 440, 45 Stat. 466, are printed in an appendix.).

Act of February 13, 1925: An act to amend the Judicial code, and to further define the jurisdiction of the Circuit courts of appeals and of the Supreme court, and for other purposes; Act of January 31, 1928: An act in reference to writs of error; Act of April 26, 1928: An act to amend section 2 of an act entitled "An act in reference to writs of error" (12 pages at end) Eighty pages: "Amendments effective Sept. 1, 1932" inserted. (c.1).