1L civil procedure flow chart

[cconnoll]

I found this one online.

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/355809/Law- ... Flow-Chart

Does anyone have any other civ pro chart they would care to share with the community?

[gobucks101]

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/303339/Free ... Guide-2006

[FlightoftheEarls]

Those are great. Thanks for the posts!

[misformafia]

I feel lucky: my prof wrote the casebook and commercial outline for our civ pro class.

His outline sets up the course in a series of checklists or questions leading you to a different question.

Is anyone doing this for other classes? I feel like this is strictly a civ pro thing, but it makes thing so simple.

[20160810]

Thanks for sharing.

[wiseowl]

tag

[iwakeboard]

Very nice, wish I would have seen this about 2 days ago.

[cconnoll]

I need one that focuses on the TORTS side of civil procedure. Purposeful availment, stream of commerce etc. etc. etc....

[cconnoll]

Any 2L or 3Ls with civil procedure flowcharts that pertain to; Personal Jurisdiction, Subject matter jurisdiction, General Jurisdiction, stream of commerce, minimum contacts, purposeful availment, reasonableness, Oconnor V Brennan, Caldwell test(interne jurisdiction)......Asahi, Mgee, Interl shoe, Pennoyer, ww volkswagen....

It would bee MUCH appreciated!

[jlockhart6]

These flowcharts are awesome, thanks for posting them!

[fordtheriver]

Anyone have a flow chart on discovery?

[wcl2013]

tagged

[eandy]

I need one that focuses on the TORTS side of civil procedure. Purposeful availment, stream of commerce etc. etc. etc....

How does purposeful availment have anything to do with torts?

[20121109]

Tagged. Thank you

[annapavlova]

I need one that focuses on the TORTS side of civil procedure. Purposeful availment, stream of commerce etc. etc. etc....

How does purposeful availment have anything to do with torts?

[Holly Golightly]

These are great, thanks.

[Thirteen]

Thanks!

[skamike]

I feel lucky: my prof wrote the casebook and commercial outline for our civ pro class.

His outline sets up the course in a series of checklists or questions leading you to a different question.

Is anyone doing this for other classes? I feel like this is strictly a civ pro thing, but it makes thing so simple.

Spencer?

[JetstoRJC]

No Civ. Pro until next semester, but sounds like these are great

[moandersen]

wow that second flow chart looks off the hook. thanks.

[mmmadeli]

My professor gave us a decision tree for supplemental jurisdiction today, I found it hugely helpful. She just drew it up on the board, but I copied it down and made a digital version later. I didn't have the section symbol in the program I was using, so just pretend it's there. I hope I didn't screw anything up, let me know if you catch any mistakes!



ETA Ehh, sorry it's a little small, guys. I'll see if I can enlarge it a little.

ETA2 Hopefully that's a little better?

[BCLS]

tagged. Thanks my friends

[soaponarope]

tagged. Thanks my friends

ditto

[Cupidity]

Any flow charts on stages of a trial; 56/60/68 etc?

[Amy wineBerry]

My professor gave us a decision tree for supplemental jurisdiction today, I found it hugely helpful. She just drew it up on the board, but I copied it down and made a digital version later. I didn't have the section symbol in the program I was using, so just pretend it's there. I hope I didn't screw anything up, let me know if you catch any mistakes!



ETA Ehh, sorry it's a little small, guys. I'll see if I can enlarge it a little.

ETA2 Hopefully that's a little better?

Sweet! Thanks for sharing.