Except for a review of the subject over a decade ago in APPELLATE PROCEDURES IN
TEXAS,'the jurisdiction of the Texas Supreme Court and Courts of Civil Appeals remains a …

8206," 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."* This legislation was …

Federal courts of appeals usually review district court orders only after the entry of final
judgment. There are, however, a number of statutory exceptions to the final judgment rule …

Constitutional and Statutory Authority for Appellate Jurisdiction in Ohio The right to appeal a
decision of an administrative agency or the judgment or final order of a court is made …

Within constitutional limits, Congress may create administrative agencies with adjudicatory
power.'Congress may also define the jurisdiction of Article III courts. 2 As a result, Congress …

The purpose of this article is to outline the jurisdictional framework which governs the civil
business of New York's two major levels of appellate courts--the Court of Appeals and the …

Effective practice before the Arkansas Supreme Court requires an awareness of many rules
and concepts unique to appeals.'An appellate practitioner must also be aware of specific …

Finality. To the hopeful appellant before the New York State Court of Appeals, the word has
implications bordering on the awesome. Only rarely does the court hand down a decision list …

The courts in which actions are commenced and tried are called courts of original
jurisdiction. Alabama state courts of original jurisdiction are Alabama's circuit courts, district …

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals came into existence on August 1, 1978. At that time, the
new Rules of Appellate Procedure were enacted which set forth with particularity the …