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United States Vs. Denedo
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- Jun 08, 2009
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Syllabus October Term, 2008 United States V. DenedoSearch
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power to issue extraordinary writs under the All Writs Act, see Noyd v. BondSearch
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on its subject-matter jurisdiction over the case or controversy. Such jurisdiction is determined by Congress. Bowles v. RussellSearch
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appeal, United States v. MorganSearch
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s validity, see Knowles v. MirzayanceSearch
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s petition, Arthur Andersen LLP v. CarlisleSearch
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concurring in part and dissenting in part, in which Scalia, Thomas, and Alito, JJ., joined. United States v. DenedoSearch
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Opinion of the Court United States V. DenedoSearch
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Supreme Court of the United States No. 08-267 United States, Petitioner V. JacobSearch
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s holding in Clinton v. GoldsmithSearch
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s subject-matter jurisdiction we must first determine our own. See Ashcroft v. IqbalSearch
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The Government, upon which the burden to demonstrate subject-matter jurisdiction lies, DaimlerChrysler Corp. v. CunoSearch
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with regularity. See, e.g., Arthur Andersen LLP v. CarlisleSearch
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FCC v. FoxSearch
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United States v. MorganSearch
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Bronson v. SchultenSearch
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s Bench and the Court of Common Pleas. United States v. PlumerSearch
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military courts, like Article III tribunals, are empowered to issue extraordinary writs under the All Writs Act, Noyd v. BondSearch
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Constitution are implicated, it is for Congress to determine the subject-matter jurisdiction of federal courts. Bowles v. RussellSearch
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see also United States v. BeggerlySearch
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U. S. 38 , 46 (1998) (citing Pacific R. Co. of Mo. v. MissouriSearch
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might be construed also as a grant of jurisdiction to hear and determine the underlying cause of action. Cf. Marbury v. MadisonSearch
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authority to issue a writ under the All Writs Act is not a font of jurisdiction. See Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. v. HensonSearch
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original judgment predicated on ineffective-assistance-of-counsel challenges the validity of a conviction, see Knowles v. MirzayanceSearch
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Article 76 codifies the common-law rule that respects the finality of judgments. Schlesinger v. CouncilmanSearch
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the case is remanded for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. It is so ordered. United States v. DenedoSearch
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Opinion of Roberts, C. J. United States V. DenedoSearch
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that coram nobis jurisdiction marches hand in hand with original jurisdiction is a footnote in United States v. MorganSearch
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by the governing statutes. Clinton v. GoldsmithSearch
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Councilman , supra , at 750 (quoting Gusik v. SchilderSearch
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see also Noyd v. BondSearch
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see also United States v. KeoghSearch
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Carlisle v. UnitedSearch
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States , 517 U. S. 416 , 429 (1996) (quoting Pennsylvania Bureau of Correction v. UnitedSearch
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Runkle v. UnitedSearch
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be brought on coram nobis . Instead, the CCAs will have to resort to the procedures invented by United States v. DuBaySearch
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Weiss v. UnitedSearch
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Loving v. UnitedSearch
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Congress. Bowles v. RussellSearch
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United States, Petitioner V. JacobSearch
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