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I. Glenn Cohen's Workshop

• Excerpts of William B. Rubenstein, The Myth of Superiority

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• Excerpts of Burt Neuborne, The Myth of Parity

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• Tactical Considerations, Demand and Waiver, from Friedenthal, MIller, et al. (10th ed.))

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• Tactical Considerations, Demand and Waiver, from Friedenthal, MIller, et al. (10th ed.))

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• "Sanctions” materials from Subrin, Minow et al., [NOTE DIRECTIONS]

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  <p>After the Chaplin case, ignore notes 7, 9, 10 and the "Practice Exercise No. 12."</p> (less)

• Pleading” from Yeazell, Civil Procedure, 7th Edition (also read notes 2 and 3 following)

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• Notice, Appeals, and Other Useful Information from Friedenthal, Miller, et al. (10th ed.)

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  <p>Focus on "Rule 23(c) and the Requirement of Notice,&rdquo; the rest can be Skimmed</p> (less)

• Notice, Appeals, and Other Useful Information from Friedenthal, Miller, et al. (10th ed.)

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  <p>Focus on "Rule 23(c) and the Requirement of Notice,&rdquo; the rest can be Skimmed</p> (less)

• A Note on Pendent and Ancillary Jurisdiction Following Gibbs, from Friedenthal, Miller, et al (10th ed. 2012) [NOTE DIRECTIONS]

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  <p>Read these cases carefully since we will spend some time on them even though the squibs are short.</p> (less)

• Motion to dismiss from Gill v. OPM, D. Mass.

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  <p>Read pages (as numbered in the brief) 1-4, 12-18, 21-22, and the Conclusion on 26-27. This reading should take you no more than 25 minutes. I mostly want you to understand the form and not the content, though we may talk a little strategy as well. You can skim as much of the rest as you like.</p> (less)