SCOTUS Guides Lower Court to Stay in Its Lane

AuthorStephen Carr
Pages10-13
Published in Litigation News Volume 46, Number 1, Fall 2020. © 2 020 by the American Bar A ssociation. Repro duced with permissi on. All rights reser ved. This informati on or any portion the reof may not be copie d or disseminated in any form
or by any means or stored i n an electronic database o r retrieval syst em without the expr ess written co nsent of the American B ar Association.
Published in Litigation News Volume 46, Number 1, Fall 2020. © 2 020 by the American Bar A ssociation. Repro duced with permissi on. All rights reser ved. This informati on or any portion the reof may not be copie d or disseminated in any form
or by any means or stored i n an electronic database o r retrieval syst em without the expr ess written co nsent of the American B ar Association.
By Stephen Carr,
Litigation News
Associate Editor
Departure from party
presentation principle found
to be abuse of discretion
SCOTUS Guides Lower
Court to Stay in Its Lane
Photo Illustra tion by Elmarie Jara © G etty Images

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