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Reversal, Dissent, and Variability in State Supreme Courts: The Centrality of Jurisdictional Source
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no DOI — not checkedThe contract share is lower than the 13 percent contract share reported by Kritzer et al. They report family and estates as having a six percent share. The 2003 case distribution shows the combination of Estates, Family Law, Minors, Guardianship, and Trusts as having about a nine percent share, a near-50 percent increase. And the 16 percent tort share we find in 2003 is considerably lower than 23 percent tort share reported in Kritzer et al. This is especially noteworthy because Kritzer et al. show tort cases comprising an increasing portion of SSC dockets from 1870 through 1998. The substantial decline between 1995-98 and 2003 would comprise a major shift in the growth of tort on SSC decisional dockets
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