Article III. Judicial Branch
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- Section 1
- The Judicial Power
- Judicial Vesting Clause
- Judicial Vesting Clause: Doctrine and Practice
- Judicial Vesting Clause: Select Topics for Consideration
- Inherent Powers of Federal Courts
- Congressional Interference with the Judicial Power
- Federal—State Court Relations
- Effect of Supreme Court Rulings
- Congressional Power to Establish Article III Courts
- Congressional Power to Establish Non-Article III Courts
- Judicial Vesting Clause
- The Judicial Power
- Section 2
- Clause 1
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement: Overview
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement: Historical Background
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement: Advisory Opinions
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement: Adversity Requirement
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement: Standing Requirement
- Standing Requirement: Overview
- Standing Requirement: Current Doctrine
- Standing Requirement: Select Topics for Consideration
- Ripeness Doctrine
- Ripeness Doctrine: Overview
- Early Ripeness Doctrine, 1947 to 1967
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967: Overview
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967: Fitness
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967: Hardship
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967: Contexts in Which the Supreme Court Has Frequently Encountered Ripeness Issues
- Contexts in Which the Supreme Court Has Frequently Encountered Ripeness Issues: Overview
- Contexts in Which the Supreme Court Has Frequently Encountered Ripeness Issues: Administrative Law
- Contexts in Which the Supreme Court Has Frequently Encountered Ripeness Issues: Criminal Statutes
- Contexts in Which the Supreme Court Has Frequently Encountered Ripeness Issues: Takings Cases
- The Ripeness Doctrine Since 1967: Unsettled Questions Regarding the Continuing Vitality of the Ripeness Doctrine
- Mootness Doctrine
- Political Question Doctrine
- Constitutional Avoidance Doctrine
- Classes of Cases and Controversies for Federal Courts
- Classes of Cases and Controversies for Federal Courts: Arising Under Jurisdiction
- Classes of Cases and Controversies for Federal Courts: Admiralty and Maritime
- Cases to Which the United States is a Party
- Controversies Between Two or More States
- Classes of Cases and Controversies for Federal Courts: Diversity Jurisdiction
- Controversies Over Land Grants in Different States
- Controversies Between a State or Its Citizens and Foreign States/Citizens
- Rules of Justiciability and the Case or Controversy Requirement
- Clause 1
- Section 3
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