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Ausgabe:	Fourth revised edition
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American Law as Case Law..................................... 9 III. Finding Applicable Case Law ................................ 12 1. The Legislature: Congress................................. 21 2. Statutory Law ............................................ 13 3. Secondary Sources ........................................ 14 4. Computer-assisted Legal Research.......................... 16 Chapter 2: Public Law.............................................. 19 A. Constitutional Law............................................. 19 I. Basic Principles............................................ 19 II. The Federation ............................................. 21 1. The Legislature: Congress................................. 21 2. The Executive Branch: President and Federal Government . 27 3. The Judicial Branch: The U.S. Supreme Court and Lower Federal Courts...................................... 32 III. The States of the Union .................................... 34 IV. U.S. Territories............................................ 35 B. Basic Rights................................................... 36 I. The Origin and the Development of the Bill of Rights ..... 37 II. Particular Basic Rights .................................. 39 VIII Table of Contents Page C. Immigration Law Issues.......................................... 41 I. Entry and Sojourn............................................ 41 II. Naturalization............................................... 44 III. Loss of Citizenship.......................................... 45 IV. Deportation.................................................. 45 D. Administrative Law.............................................. 47 I. Introduction................................................. 47 1. Administrative Law Defined................................ 47 2. Origins and Contemporary Sources.......................... 47 II. Administrative Agencies..................................... 48 1. Ministry-level and Independent Agencies .................. 48 2. Administrative Agencies and Separation of Powers.......... 49 III. Administrative Procedure..................................... 51 1. Forms of Administrative Acts.............................. 51 2. Procedural Safeguards and Hearings........................ 52 IV. Judicial Recourse ........................................... 53 Chapter 3: The Judicial System: Courts and Civil Procedure ... 57 A. Introduction.................................................... 57 I. The Civil Suit and Civil Procedure ....................... 57 II. Sources ..................................................... 58 B. Court Organization and Subject Matter Jurisdiction........... 59 I. The Federal Courts........................................... 59 1. Structure ................................................ 59 2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction............................... 61 II. State Courts................................................. 63 1. Structure ................................................ 63 2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction............................... 64 III. Summary...................................................... 65 IV. Changing Courts: Removal, Federal Transfer, and Forum Non Conveniens ..................................... 65 C. Jurisdiction Over Persons and Things............................ 67 I. In General................................................... 67 II. Form Selection (Choice-of-Court) Clauses ................... 67 III. Submission................................................... 68 IV. Jurisdiction at the Situs ................................... 69 V. Personal Jurisdiction ...................................... 69 1. General Jurisdiction...................................... 69 2. Specific Jurisdiction..................................... 72 3. Special Problems of Federal Jurisdiction.................. 74 Table of Contents IX Page VI. Venue.......................................................... 75 VII. Declining to Exercise Jurisdiction ............................. 75 1. Forum Non Conveniens .......................................... 75 2. Federal Transfer............................................... 77 3. Parallel Litigation (Lis Pendens).............................. 78 D. Civil Procedure ............................................. 79 I. The Civil Suit and the Course of Litigation................ 79 1. Introduction .................................................. 79 a) Def ining the Claim; Remedies Available; Punitive Damages 79 b) Costs and Attorneys’ Fees: The ‘American Rule” 81 2. Commencement of Suit........................................... 82 3. Broadening the Suit: Additional Claims or Parties.............. 83 a) Introduction................................................ 83 b) Claim Joinder............................................... 84 c) Counterclaim................................................ 85 d) Party Joinder .............................................. 85 e) Crossclaim.................................................. 86 f) Impleader .................................................. 87 g) Intervention................................................ 87 h) Interpleader................................................ 88 i) Class Action................................................ 89 4. Discovery ..................................................... 93 a) In General.................................................. 93 b) Jurisdiction ............................................... 93 c) The Discovery Motion ....................................... 94 d) Discovery of Electronically Stored Information (e-discovery) 95 e) Blocking Statutes........................................... 96 5. Provisional Remedies .......................................... 96 a) In General.................................................. 96 b) Preliminary Injunctions .................................... 97 c) Temporary Restraining Orders................................ 97 d) Attachment ................................................. 98 6. Summary Judgment .............................................. 98 7. Trial ......................................................... 99 a) The Course of a Trial....................................... 99 b) The Jury Trial............................................. 100 8. Use and Proof of Foreign Law ................................. 101 9. The Effects of a Judgment .................................... 102 a) Claim Preclusion........................................... 102 b) Issue Preclusion........................................... 104 c) Conflict-ofLaws Problems in Preclusion .................... 104 10. Reopening; Appeal......................................... 105 Table of Contents X Page II. Recognition and Enforcement............................... 106 1. General Problems and Considerations ................... 106 2. Recognition in Interstate Practice .................... 107 3. Recognition of Foreign-Country Judgments .............. 108 4. Execution.............................................. 110 E. Alternative Dispute Resolution .............................. 110 I. In General................................................ 110 II. Forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)............. Ill 1. Arbitration............................................ Ill 2. Other Forms of ADR .................................... 112 Chapter 4: Conflict of Laws — Private International Law — . . . 115 A. Introduction................................................. 115 B. Sources...................................................... 116 I. Treaties ................................................. 116 II. Federal and State Law..................................... 117 III. The Erie-Doctrine......................................... 117 C. Development and Current State of the Choice-of-Law Debate......................................... 119 I. Connecting Factors and Criteria........................... 119 II. Backlash: Blocking Statutes ............................ 122 III. Uniform Substantive Law................................. 124 D. General Principles (Pervasive Problems).................... 125 I. Domicile.................................................. 125 II. Characterization.......................................... 125 III. Dépeçage.................................................. 126 IV. Renvoi.................................................... 127 V. Ordre Public ............................................. 128 E. Choice of Law by Subject Matter............................ 129 I. Contracts................................................. 129 II. Torts..................................................... 132 III. Property ................................................. 135 IV. Family Law ............................................... 136 V. Inheritance/Succession ................................... 139 VI. Trusts ................................................... 140 VII. Company Law ............................................... 140 Table of Contents XI Page Chapter 5: Private Law ............................................ 143 A. The Law of Contracts........................................... 143 I. Introduction ............................................... 143 II. Formation of a Contract..................................... 146 1. Offer and Acceptance..................................... 146 a) Offer................................................. 146 b) Acceptance............................................ 149 c) Counteroffers and the “Battle of the Forms ........ 151 2. Consideration ........................................... 151 3. Formality ............................................... 154 4. Void and Voidable Contracts ............................. 155 a) Lack of Capacity...................................... 155 b) Illegality............................................ 156 c) Fraud and Duress ..................................... 156 d) Mistake of Fact....................................... 157 e) Considerations of Fairness............................ 157 III. The Contract ............................................. 158 1. Contractual Terms........................................ 158 2. UCC Art. 2: Sale of Goods ............................... 160 a) Duties of the Parties................................. 160 b) The Passage of Risk................................... 160 c) Express and Implied Warranties........................ 161 3. Conditions .............................................. 162 IV. The Satisfaction of a Party’s Contractual Duties: Performance ................................................ 163 1. Common Law............................................... 163 2. Uniform Commercial Code.................................. 163 3. Rejection of Delivery ................................... 164 4. Acceptance of Goods and Subsequent Return ............... 164 V. Termination of the Contractual Obligation ................ 165 1. Breach by the Other Party................................ 165 2. Stipulations Subsequent to Contract Formation: Modification ............................................. 165 3. Impossibility and Frustration of Contract ............... 166 a) Overview ............................................. 166 b) Impossibility......................................... 166 c) Frustration of Purpose ............................... 167 VI. Remedies for Breach....................................... 167 1. Damages.................................................. 167 2. Specific Performance .................................... 169 VII. Third Party Beneficiary Contracts......................... 170 VIII. Assignment of Rights and Delegation of Duties............... 172 XII Table of Contents Page 1. Assignment of Contract Rights............................. 172 2. Delegation of Contract Duties............................. 173 B. Restitution and Unjust Enrichment............................. 173 I. The Concept Defined (Relationship to Contract and Tort) . . 173 II. Case Constellations........................................ 175 III. The Content of the Claim................................... 175 C. The Law of Torts............................................... 176 I. Introduction................................................. 176 II. Intentional Torts............................................ 177 1. Torts Against Persons .................................... 177 a) Battery................................................ 177 b) Assault................................................ 178 c) False Imprisonment..................................... 178 d) Infliction of Mental Distress.......................... 179 2. Torts Against Things .................................... 179 a) Trespass............................................... 179 b) Conversion............................................. 180 3. Privileges................................................ 180 4. Extent of Liability....................................... 183 III. Negligence................................................... 183 1. Duty of Care ............................................. 183 a) General Standard....................................... 183 b) Owners and Occupiers of Land .......................... 184 2. Violations of the Duty of Care ........................... 185 a) General Requirements................................... 185 b) Burden of Proof........................................ 186 3. Causation and Damages..................................... 187 4. Privileges................................................ 188 IV. Nuisance..................................................... 189 V. Strict Liability ............................................ 190 VI. Products Liability .......................................... 190 VII. Reputation and Privacy ..................................... 193 1. Defamation ............................................... 193 2. Invasion of Privacy ...................................... 196 3. Malicious Prosecution and Abuse of Process................ 196 VIII. Other Issues of Liability ................................... 197 1. Joint and Several Liability............................... 197 2. Vicarious Liability....................................... 198 3. Immunity.................................................. 199 IX. Law of Damages............................................... 200 1. Nominal Damages............................................ 200 Table of Contents XIII Page 2. Compensatory Damages .................................. 201 3. Punitive Damages........................................ 202 4. Wrongful Death and Survival Statutes................... 206 X. Reform of Tort Law........................................ 206 D. Law of Property............................................... 207 I. Introduction .............................................. 207 II. Tenancy Shared by Several Persons......................... 207 III. Real Property ............................................. 209 1. Types of Legal Interests in Real Property............... 209 2. Freehold Estates........................................ 210 3. Non-Freehold Estates ................................... 212 4. Future Interests ....................................... 213 5. Landlord and Tenant .................................... 215 6. Limitations on Legal Interests and Rights of Use ....... 218 7. Acquisition of Legal Interests in Real Property......... 220 a) Adverse Possession................................... 220 b) Acquisition by Legal Transaction..................... 220 c) Bona Fide Acquisition ............................... 222 8. Mortgages............................................... 223 9. Moveable Property....................................... 224 a) Bailment.............................................. 224 b) Bona Fide Acquisition ................................ 225 c) Security Interests.................................... 225 E. Family Law ................................................... 227 I. Introduction .............................................. 227 II. Marriage................................................... 228 1. Engagement and Marriage................................. 228 2. Effects and Consequences of Marriage ................... 232 3. Support and Matrimonial Property........................ 232 4. Divorce................................................. 237 5. Non-marital Cohabitation ............................... 242 6. Same-sex Marriage and Domestic Partnerships............. 244 III. Parents and Children ..................................... 247 1. Legitimation and Descent ............................... 247 2. Custody ................................................ 249 3. Support ................................................ 251 4. Adoption ............................................... 252 F. Inheritance Law and Trusts ................................... 254 I. Introduction .............................................. 254 II. Succession by Statute ..................................... 255 III. Inheritance by Will....................................... 257 XIV Table of Contents Page 1. Validity ................................................. 257 2. Capacity and Limits of Party Autonomy................... 259 IV. Statutory Share............................................. 260 V. Rejecting an Inheritance .................................... 261 VI. Probate .................................................... 262 VII. Trusts........................................................ 264 1. Nature and Function....................................... 264 2. Issues in Trust Law....................................... 266 Chapter 6: Business Law and Economic Regulation................... 271 A. Company Law and the Law of Capital Markets................... 271 I. Agency ...................................................... 271 1. In General ............................................... 271 2. The Creation of an Agency................................. 272 3. Rights and Duties in the Agency Relationship.............. 273 II. Unincorporated Business Associations......................... 274 1. The General Partnership .................................. 274 a) In General ............................................ 274 b) Creation............................................... 275 c) Liability.............................................. 275 d) Liquidation............................................ 275 2. The Limited Partnership .................................. 276 a) In General ............................................ 276 b) Limited and General Partnership Distinguished.......... 276 3. Other Forms of Business Associations...................... 278 a) Joint Venture.......................................... 278 b) Registered Limited Liability Partnership............... 278 III. Incorporated Business Associations........................... 278 1. In General ............................................... 278 2. Public Corporations....................................... 279 a) In General ............................................ 279 b) Incorporation.......................................... 280 c) Participation in Capital (Shares and Other Forms).... 280 d) Structure: Governing Bodies............................ 281 e) Internal Affairs-Rule.................................. 283 3. The Close Corporation .................................... 284 4. The Sole Proprietorship................................... 285 5. Other Forms of Corporations............................... 285 6. The “Delaware Effect” .................................... 286 7. Recognition Abroad ....................................... 286 IV. The Limited Liability Company .............................. 287 V. Out-of-State Companies....................................... 287 Table of Contents XV Page VI. The Law of Capital Markets ................................ 289 1. State Supervision........................................ 289 2. Forward Looking Statements............................... 289 3. Insider Trading.......................................... 291 B. The Law of Insolvency.......................................... 292 I. Introduction ............................................... 292 II. Jurisdiction................................................ 293 III. Forms of Insolvency Proceedings Under Federal Law ......... 294 C. Competition Law................................................ 298 I. In General.................................................. 298 II. The Sherman, Clayton, and FTC Acts ........................ 299 III. Sanctions .................................................. 304 IV. Extraterritorial Application of Antitrust Law............... 306 V. Unfair Trade Law............................................ 313 VI. Limitations Applicable to U.S. Foreign Trade .............. 314 VII. TISA and TTIP................................................ 316 D. Employment and Welfare Law..................................... 317 I. Development of Employment Law............................... 317 II. Contractual Employment Relations............................ 319 1. General Principles ...................................... 319 2. The Prohibition of Discrimination ....................... 320 3. Minimum Standards........................................ 323 III. Collective Bargaining....................................... 324 IV. Welfare Law ................................................ 324 Chapter 7: Criminal Law and Procedure.............................. 331 A. Criminal Law .................................................. 331 I. Introduction ............................................... 331 II. General Principles ......................................... 332 1. Prerequisites for Criminal Culpability................... 332 2. Defenses................................................. 333 3. Vicarious Liability in Criminal Law...................... 336 4. Forfeiture .............................................. 337 III. Selected Crimes............................................. 337 IV. Death Penalty ............................................. 345 V. Prison Sentences and Conditions ............................ 349 B. Criminal Procedure ............................................ 352 I. The Effect of Constitutional Guarantees .................... 352 II. The Course of Criminal Proceedings ......................... 353 XVI Table of Contents Page 1. The Investigative Phase ............................... 354 a) Arrest ............................................... 354 b) Search and Seizure.................................... 357 c) Miranda-Rights ....................................... 360 d) Right to Counsel...................................... 362 e) Limits on Use of Evidence and Exceptions.............. 362 2. The Pre-trial Phase ..................................... 363 3. The Trial ............................................... 368 4. The Imposition of Punishment (Sentencing)................ 373 5. Appeals ................................................. 375 III. Post-Conviction Remedies .................................. 376 1. The Constitutional Guarantee of habeas corpus.......... 376 2. Reform of Federal habeas corpus-Law ................... 378 3. Review Mechanisms Under State Law ..................... 380 Appendix 1: Case Law Illustration and Commentary: MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co..................... 381 Appendix 2: U.S. Constitution .................................... 395 Appendix 3: Legal Education and the Legal Profession in the United States ....................................... 415 I. Legal Education ........................................... 415 II. Eligibility to Practice Law ............................... 419 III. Legal Careers.............................................. 421 A. Private Practice........................................ 421 B. Public Service.......................................... 424 1. Government ........................................... 424 2. Judiciary............................................. 425 C. Societal Role........................................... 426 Appendix 4: Map of the Federal Courts of Appeal and District Courts............................................... 429 Appendix 5: Table of Cases........................................ 431 Index 460
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