Table of Contents
Why Procedure Is Critical, Constitutive, and Vulnerable: A Reconstruction Foreword Judith Resnik xi
Introduction Brooke Coleman Suzette Malveaux Portia Pedro Elizabeth Porter 1
Part I Theoretical Concepts in Civil Procedure 3
1 A Critical Perspective on Personal Jurisdiction: Kulko v. Superior Court Roy L. Brooks 5
2 Forging Fortuity Against Procedural Retrenchment: Developing a Critical Race Theoretical Account of Civil Procedure Portia Pedro 23
3 Civil Procedure in the Shadow of Violence Shirin Sinnar 32
4 Multiple Disadvantages: An Empirical Test of Intersectionality Theory in Equal Employment Opportunity Litigation Rachel Kahn Best Lauren B. Edelman Linda Hamilton Krieger Scott R. Eliason 41
5 Orientalizing Procedure: Insiders and Outsiders in the Doctrine of Arbitration Danya Shocair Reda 51
6 Prisoner Procedure Katherine Macfarlane 58
7 The Benefits of Class Actions and the Increasing Threats to Their Viability Suzette Malveaux 67
8 Disability Employment Class Actions Jasmine Harris 75
9 Procedure and Indian Children Matthew L. M. Fletcher Neoshia R. Roemer 85
Part II Institutional Anchors in Civil Procedure 95
10 The Ideal and the Actual in Procedural Due Process Norman W. Spaulding Barbara Allen Babcock Toni Massaro 97
11 The Restrictive Ethos in Civil Procedure A. Benjamin Spencer 108
12 Losers' Rules Nancy Gertner 116
13 Disruptors and Disruptions: Re-centering Procedural Narrative Alexander A. Reinert 124
14 Class in Courts: Incomplete Equality's Challenges for the Legitimacy of Procedural Systems Judith Resnik 132
15 Can a Gay Judge Judge a Gay Rights Case? Thoughts on Judicial Neutrality Brian Soucek 143
16 (Un)Conscious Judging Elizabeth Thornburg 153
17 When Law Forsakes the Poor Myriam Gilles 162
18 Doorways of Discretion: Psychological Science and the Legal Construction and Erasure of Racism Victor D. Quintanilla 170
19 #SoWhiteMale: Federal Civil Rulemaking Brooke Coleman 180
Part III Constitutional Procedure: Due Process and Jurisdiction 191
20 Building a Litigation Coalition: Business Interests and the Transformation of Personal Jurisdiction Charlton Copeland 193
21 Notice and the Narratives of Court Access Robin J. Effron 202
22 Subject Matter Jurisdiction: The Interests of Power and the Power of Interests Elizabeth McCuskey 210
23 Jurisprudence and Recommendations for Tribal Court Authority Due to Imposition of US Limitations Angelique Eagle Woman (Wambdi A. Was'te Winyan) 219
24 How Jurisdiction-Channeling Erodes Rights David Marcus 231
25 Procedural Barriers to the Use of Title IX as a Defense for Transgender Students in State Juvenile Justice Proceedings Briana Rosenbaum 240
Part IV The Process of Litigation 249
26 Pleading and Antiracism Deseriee Kennedy 251
27 The Master of the Complaint? Pleadings in Our Inegalitarian Age Andrew Hammond 260
28 Undocumented Civil Procedure Stephen Lee 269
29 Privilege and Voice in Discovery Seth Katsuva Endo 278
30 Civil Rights Summarily Denied: Race, Evidence, and Summary Judgment in Police Brutality Cases Jasmine Gonzales Rose 286
31 Gender and Summary Judgment Elizabeth M. Schneider 294
32 Summary Judgment, Factfinding, and Juries Suja A. Thomas 303
33 The Disparate Racial Impacts of Color-Blind Juror Eligibility Requirements Kevin R. Johnson 311
Part V Litigation and Arbitration 321
34 The Power of Narrative Through Intervention in Affirmative Action Cases Danielle Holley-Walker 323
35 Class Actions and the "Day in Court" Ideal: Class Actions as Collective Power Against Subordination Sergio J. Campos 332
36 Reinvigorating Commonality: Gender and Class Actions Brooke Coleman Elizabeth Porter 340
37 Critical Procedure: Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Justices' "Second Wave" Constriction of Court Access and Claim Development Eric K. Yamamoto 349
38 Reconsidering Prejudice in Alternative Dispute Resolution for Black Work Matters Michael Z. Green 359
39 When Forum Determines Rights: Forced Arbitration of Discrimination Claims Stephanie Bornstein 368
Acknowledgments 379
About the Editors 381
About the Contributors 385
Index 405
