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Congressional Authority Over the Federal Courts
Examines the legislative authority of Congress with respect to the Judicial Branch. Addresses the constitutional foundation of Federal courts, the Congressional authority to regulate the courts, and the ability of Congress to limit court jurisdiction over particular issues. Also analyzes the Congressional power to limit the availability of certain judicial processes and remedies for constitutional litigants, and to legislate and revise specific judicial decisions.
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Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service.