Jacobson v. Avestruz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the court has inherent power to assess the costs of impaneling a jury upon parties withdrawing a demand for a jury trial
• holding that the court has inherent power to assess the costs of impaneling a jury upon parties withdrawing a demand for a jury trial
• \ 'The general control of the judicial business before it is essential to the court if it is to function.'\
• constitutional courts, by virtue of their existence, enjoy inherent powers to control their business
• courts have the power to provide process where none exists
• courts have the power to provide process where none exists

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).