Defending Jurisdiction

Dodson, Scott

Journal: William & Mary Law Review Online

Volume: 59

First Page: 85

Year: 2018

Bluebook Citation: 59 WM. & MARY L. REV. ONLINE 85 (2018)

Author: Scott Dodson: all 37 publications


Abstract

In an article entitled Jurisdiction and Its Effects, I argued that jurisdiction has inherent descriptive meaning but mutable effects. In response, Professor John Preis challenges my framework on a number of grounds and offers his own presumption-based approach. In this reply, I defend my original framework and register my own skepticism of his alternative approach.

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