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A Man Who Is His Own Lawyer Has A Fool For A Client - Pro Se Representation In Colorado Water Courts, 359 P.3d 29, Kathleen Cecelia Cunilio

Water Law Review

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"To Be A Coloradan, What Water Means?" Keynote Presentation By Ken Salazar, Former U.S. Secratary Of The Interior And U.S. Senator, Trevor C. Lambirth

Water Law Review

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Science And The Courtroom: How Modeling Is Changing The Game, Gracen Short

Water Law Review

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Ethical And Professional Standards For Lawyers And Engineering Experts In Water Court Litigation And Dispute Resolution, Reggie Norris

Water Law Review

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Western Water And Livestock Production: A Destructive Past And Unsustainable Future, Presented By: Josh Osher, Western Watersheds Project; George Wuerthner, Public Lands Media; Julia Degraw, Food & Water Watch., Matthew Kilby

Water Law Review

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Film Presentation Of Paya: The Water Story Of The Paiute, Followed By A Question And Answer Session With: Jenna Cavelle, Director; Harry Williams, Bishop Paiute Tribunal Member & Activist; Jacklyn Velasquez, Big Pine Paiute Tribunal Member & Vermont Law School; And Chris Morrow, Viterbi Graduate School Of Engineering., Matthew Kilby

Water Law Review

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Agua Caliente Band Of Cahuilla Indians V. Coachella Valley Water Dist., 849 F.3d 1262 (9th Cir. 2017), Gia Austin

Water Law Review

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Silver V. Pueblo Del Sol Water Co., 384 P.3d 814 (Ariz. Ct. App. 2016), Trevor C. Lambirth

Water Law Review

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People V. Davis, 3 Cal. App. 5th 708 (Cal. Ct App. 2016), Ryan Hull

Water Law Review

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Cty Of Boulder V. Boulder & Weld Cty. Ditch Co., 367 P.3d 1179 (Colo. 2016), Connor Pace

Water Law Review

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United States V. Barthelmess Ranch Corp., 386 P.3d 952 (Mont. 2016), Gia Austin

Water Law Review

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Lingenfelter V. Lower Elkhorn Nat. Res. Dist, 881 N.W.2d 892 (Neb. 2016), Travis Parker

Water Law Review

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State Eng'r Of New Mexico V. Diamond K Bar Ranch, Llc, 385 P.3d 626(N.M. 2016), Reggie Norris

Water Law Review

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Vol. 20, No. 2: Full Issue, Water Law Review

Water Law Review

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Vol. 21, No. 1 Table Of Contents, Water Law Review

Water Law Review

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Running Down The Controlling Opinion In Rapanos V. United States, M. Reed Hopper

Water Law Review

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Grand Valley Water Users Ass'n V. Busk-Ivanhoe, Inc., 386 P.3d 452 (Colo.2016), Kelsey Holder

Water Law Review

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H.B. 17-1233, 71st Gen. Assemb., 1st Reg. Sess. (Colo. 2017), Elaine Nolen

Water Law Review

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Hb 17-1219, 71st Gen. Assemb., 1st Reg. Sess. (Colo. 2017), Alexandra Tressler

Water Law Review

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Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution And Profit, Michael Larrick

Water Law Review

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H.B. 17-1291, 71st Gen. Assemb., 1st Reg. Sess. (Colo. 2017), Julia Bowman

Water Law Review

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S.B. 17-117, 71st Gen. Assemb., 1st Reg. Sess. (Colo. 2017), Joseph Chase

Water Law Review

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The Dakota Access Pipeline: A Panel Discussion, Haley Mccullough

Water Law Review

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Western States Water Conference And Native American Rights Fund 15th Biennial Symposium On The Settlement Of Indian Reserved Water Rights Claims, Aubrey Ryan Bertram

Water Law Review

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United States V. Gila Valley Irrigation Dist., 859 F.3d 789 (9th Cir. 2017), Alicia Garcia

Water Law Review

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Select Energy Servs., Llc V. K-Low, Llc, 392 P.3d 695 (Colo. 2017), Megan Mcculloch

Water Law Review

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Appliance And Equipment Efficiency Standards: A Roadmap For State And Local Action, Peter Ross

Sabin Center for Climate Change Law

For decades, federal energy and water efficiency standards have demonstrably saved consumers money, reduced pollution, and increased grid reliability. The U.S. Department of Energy (“DOE”) periodically reviews standards and test procedures for more than 60 products, representing about 90% of home energy use, 60% of commercial building energy use, and 30% of industrial energy use. Due in part to their incremental nature and proven track record of success, these standards have been relatively uncontroversial, and often have been reached via consensus between manufacturers seeking regulatory certainty and environmental advocates seeking greater efficiency.

Recently, however, the political winds have shifted. Immediately …

The Search For A Grand Unified Theory Of Tort Law., Scott Hershovitz

Reviews

Theorists like to do a lot with a little. And not just because simple theories seem more elegant: we deepen our understanding when we learn that disparate phenomena are linked together. In physics, for example, the theory of thermodynamics showed us the relationship between mechanics and heat. In economics, the theory of the firm showed us that, across industries that look nothing alike, a simple principle helps explain the organization of economic activity. Of course, there is no guarantee that the disparate phenomena we suspect are linked actually are. Particle physicists continue to search for a Grand Unified Theory, which …

Review Of The Choice Theory Of Contracts, Nicolas Cornell

Reviews

This book aims to provide a new approach to thinking about the role of contract law in a liberal state. The fundamental idea is that the law should affirmatively facilitate citizens' autonomy by creating and sustaining various different types of contractual relationships so that citizens have the option to choose among them. The authors start from the idea that "bargaining for terms is not the dominant mode of contracting . . . the mainstay of present-day contracting is the choice among types" (2-3). We choose to relate as employees or independent contractors, married or just cohabiting, merchants selling goods or …

Enduring Originalism, Kevin C. Walsh, Jeffrey A. Pojanowski

Scholarly Articles

If our law requires originalism in constitutional interpretation, then that would be a good reason to be an originalist. This insight animates what many have begun to call the "positive turn" in originalism. Defenses of originalism in this vein are "positive" in that they are based on the status of the Constitution, and constitutional law, as positive law. This approach shifts focus away from abstract conceptual or normative arguments about interpretation and focuses instead on how we actually understand and apply the Constitution as law. On these grounds, originalism rests on a factual claim about the content of our law: …