Episode Synopsis "Removal Jurisdiction in Practice"

This episode is a tutorial lecture about the practical application of the doctrine of removal. Removal jurisdiction describes the circumstances under which an action can be removed, by a defendant, from state court to federal court. The lecture focuses primarily on the application of Sections 1441 and 1446 of Title 28.  This is one of several episodes regarding related topics of federal subject matter jurisdiction.

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