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Federal Historic Preservation's "Place" In Property Theory, Sam W. Gieryn
Federal Historic Preservation's "Place" In Property Theory, Sam W. Gieryn
Pace Environmental Law Review
Progressive Property Theory scholars often point to historic preservation as an example of how property, itself, imposes an obligatory use. A historic structure’s public benefit justifies restrictions in available uses. To date, however, Progressive Property Theory has considered historic preservation only as it is applied in state and local regimes, forgoing an analysis of the federal structure under the National Historic Preservation Act. This article establishes a synergy between the underlying principles of Progressive Property Theory and federal historic preservation and suggests that federal historic preservation’s identification and incentivization structures model a process that could move Progressive Property Theory toward …
Movement Lawyering In The Time Of The Climate Crisis, Camila Bustos
Movement Lawyering In The Time Of The Climate Crisis, Camila Bustos
Pace Environmental Law Review
While climate litigation has emerged as a tool to tackle rising emissions and its devastating consequences, climate litigation as a strategy and movement has yet to be thoroughly analyzed through the lens of movement lawyering. Thus, this paper seeks to draw from existing literature on movement lawyering to explore the relationship between climate litigation and movement lawyering principles, addressing separate yet related questions: What does it mean to be a movement lawyer working on climate change? How do principles of climate justice shape movement lawyering and thus, climate litigation? How do lawyers think about accountability to their clients and the …
Silent Spring Revisited – Is It Time To Ban Lead? An Argument For A Federal Ban Of The Use Of Lead Ammunition For Hunting Game Pursuant To The Endangered Species Act, Jaclyn Mcbain Cohen
Silent Spring Revisited – Is It Time To Ban Lead? An Argument For A Federal Ban Of The Use Of Lead Ammunition For Hunting Game Pursuant To The Endangered Species Act, Jaclyn Mcbain Cohen
Pace Environmental Law Review
This note will explore EPA’s authority under the Endangered Species Act (“ESA”) to promulgate regulations banning the use of lead ammunition for any purpose. Section II discusses the impact of lead on the environment and wildlife and demonstrates how even small amounts of lead discharged into the environment through hunting practices can have lethal effects on wildlife, especially scavengers, such as the California condor and the grizzly bear. Section III discusses the current regulations that exist to control the discharge of lead into the environment from the use of other common substances, such as paint and gasoline, demonstrating that the …
Reflections Of An Unapologetic Safety Regulator, Robert S. Adler
Reflections Of An Unapologetic Safety Regulator, Robert S. Adler
The Regulatory Review in Depth
No abstract provided.
Decarceration's Inside Partners, Seema Tahir Saifee
Decarceration's Inside Partners, Seema Tahir Saifee
Fordham Law Review
This Article examines a hidden phenomenon in criminal punishment. People in prison, during their incarceration, have made important—and sometimes extraordinary—strides toward reducing prison populations. In fact, stakeholders in many corners, from policy makers to researchers to abolitionists, have harnessed legal and conceptual strategies generated inside the walls to pursue decarceral strategies outside the walls. Despite this outside use of inside moves, legal scholarship has directed little attention to theorizing the potential of looking to people on the inside as partners in the long-term project of meaningfully reducing prison populations, or “decarceration.”
Building on the change-making agency and revolutionary ideation inside …
Backslide: A Comparison Of The United States And Colombia’S Recent Rulings On Abortions, Ethan Libo
Backslide: A Comparison Of The United States And Colombia’S Recent Rulings On Abortions, Ethan Libo
CICLR Online
In 2022, the United States Supreme Court and Colombia’s Constitutional Court both handed out 5-4 decisions heading the opposite way on the issue of abortion. Historically, Latin American countries have been very strict on abortion. The Latin American populace is known to be of devout religious faith and to hold culturally conservative values. However, in 2022, Colombia joined a growing trend in Latin America when the country’s Constitutional Court ruled that the criminalization of abortion under twenty-four weeks is unconstitutional. In 2006, the Constitutional Court upheld the criminalization of abortion. However, the Court at that time carved out exceptions when: …
Nonpatentability Of Business Methods: Legal And Economic Analysis, Peter Menell, Michael J. Meurer
Nonpatentability Of Business Methods: Legal And Economic Analysis, Peter Menell, Michael J. Meurer
Faculty Scholarship
In this brief filed in Bilski vs. Kappos, pending before the U.S. Supreme Court, we argue that the "useful Arts" limitation of the the Intellectual Property Clause of the U.S.Constitution restricts the scope of Congress's patent power to technological advances. Beyond this constitutional limitation, Congress has not extended patent protection to business methods. The subject matter provision of the 1952 Patent Act merely codified existing subject matter categories and limitations, including the exclusion of business methods. The First Inventor Defense Act of 1999 did not alter this limitation on patentable subject matter. It did not amend the subject matter provision. …
To Fight The Battle, First You Need Warriors: Edward Garrison Draper, Everett Waring, And The Quest For Maryland's First Black Lawyer, John G. Browning
To Fight The Battle, First You Need Warriors: Edward Garrison Draper, Everett Waring, And The Quest For Maryland's First Black Lawyer, John G. Browning
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.
Consider Freedom Of Speech: Perspectives On How To Hold Difficult Conversations With Respect, Vivian E. Hamilton, Andrew D. Stelljes
Consider Freedom Of Speech: Perspectives On How To Hold Difficult Conversations With Respect, Vivian E. Hamilton, Andrew D. Stelljes
Popular Media
No abstract provided.
William & Mary Law School Clinical Program Newsletter (Fall), William & Mary Law School
William & Mary Law School Clinical Program Newsletter (Fall), William & Mary Law School
William & Mary Law School Clinical Program Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Rethinking Introductory Statutory Research Instruction, Leslie A. Street, Frederick Dingledy
Rethinking Introductory Statutory Research Instruction, Leslie A. Street, Frederick Dingledy
Library Staff Publications
No abstract provided.
Making Hazelwood Age-Appropriate: How Viewpoint Neutrality And Recontextualizing The Age-Appropriate Standard Might Save School-Sponsored Lgbt Speech, Rebecca Girardin
Making Hazelwood Age-Appropriate: How Viewpoint Neutrality And Recontextualizing The Age-Appropriate Standard Might Save School-Sponsored Lgbt Speech, Rebecca Girardin
William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal
Younger people are identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (henceforth “LGBT”) more than any previous generation. Likewise, there has been a proliferation of free-speech litigation involving student speech that discusses LGBT issues. Beyond just LGBT speech in school, there has been a recent resurgence in the discussion around the relationship between parents, students, school administrators, and school boards when it comes to regulating school-sponsored speech.
Besides the growing number of students identifying as LGBT, protecting LGBT speech in school is of particular importance because the manner in which a school deals with LGBT speech directly influences the mental health …
Segmented Innovation In The Legalization Of Mitochondrial Transfer: Lessons From Australia And The United Kingdom, Myrisha S. Lewis
Segmented Innovation In The Legalization Of Mitochondrial Transfer: Lessons From Australia And The United Kingdom, Myrisha S. Lewis
Faculty Publications
The U.S. is often characterized as a leader in innovation—a home of Nobel Prize‐winning scientists, innovators, and abundant research funding. Yet, in the area of assisted reproduction combined with genetic modification or substitution, what I call “reproductive genetic innovation,” that characterization begins to wane. This Article focuses on the regulation of mitochondrial transfer, a subset of reproductive genetic innovation. While human clinical trials related to mitochondrial transfer go forward in the U.K., the clinical use of the technique remains illegal in the U.S. due to a system of subterranean regulation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and a now-recurring …
Amicus (Fall 2022), University Of Colorado Law School
Amicus (Fall 2022), University Of Colorado Law School
Amicus
Issue at a glance:
- Commemorates Colorado Law's 130th anniversary with a roundtable discussion featuring seven generations of alumni
- Highlights the latest research by Professor Margot E. Kaminski
- Celebrates the opening of the Solidarity Suite, Colorado Law's newest student lounge
- Shares stories of philanthropy
- Recognizes milestones and successes of Colorado Law alumni
Understanding The Global Refugee Crisis [Paralegal Studies], Andrea R. Irias
Understanding The Global Refugee Crisis [Paralegal Studies], Andrea R. Irias
Open Educational Resources
This assignment was designed to meet the criteria of the Global Learning competency and Written ability rubrics. Although it was created for the Paralegal Program, it was not made to fit one specific course as we are unsure where it fits best in the program. As we continue to experiment with placement, we have piloted this assignment in two different courses (BTP203 and BTP205) with similar results. It was designed for students to complete outside of the classroom as homework with minimal in-class instruction as the content of the assignment did not truly fit in the courses that held it …
Zero Textbook Cost Syllabus For Com 3045 (Communication, Law, And Free Speech), Donovan Bisbee
Zero Textbook Cost Syllabus For Com 3045 (Communication, Law, And Free Speech), Donovan Bisbee
Open Educational Resources
From pornography to political speech, from the lewd to the libelous, and everywhere in between, the law is forever drawing lines that divide protected speech (what you can say in America) from unprotected speech (what you cannot say in America). This is an interdisciplinary course that draws on philosophical, legal, and rhetorical theories of communication to help explain how those lines are drawn. Readings include famous court cases involving freedom of speech, as well as political and philosophical writings on all sides of the free speech debate. This course is part of the required core for the Communication Studies Major, …
Initiatives At A Glance, University Of The Pacific, Mcgeorge School Of Law
Initiatives At A Glance, University Of The Pacific, Mcgeorge School Of Law
California Initiative Review (CIR)
No abstract provided.
Proposition 1: Constitution Right To Reproductive Freedom, Brenna Hatcher, Yuri Khadka, Alek Kocher
Proposition 1: Constitution Right To Reproductive Freedom, Brenna Hatcher, Yuri Khadka, Alek Kocher
California Initiative Review (CIR)
No abstract provided.
Proposition 27: Legalize Sports Betting And Revenue For Homelessness Prevention Fund Initiative, Ismael Perez, Danielle Diele
Proposition 27: Legalize Sports Betting And Revenue For Homelessness Prevention Fund Initiative, Ismael Perez, Danielle Diele
California Initiative Review (CIR)
No abstract provided.
Proposition 28: Provides Additional Funding For Arts And Music Education In Public Schools, Brenna Hatcher, Yuri Khadka, Alek Kocher
Proposition 28: Provides Additional Funding For Arts And Music Education In Public Schools, Brenna Hatcher, Yuri Khadka, Alek Kocher
California Initiative Review (CIR)
No abstract provided.
Proposition 29: Protect The Lives Of Dialysis Patients Act, Christian Landaverde, Aria Alex Ghafouri
Proposition 29: Protect The Lives Of Dialysis Patients Act, Christian Landaverde, Aria Alex Ghafouri
California Initiative Review (CIR)
No abstract provided.
Beyond Window Dressing: Public Participation For Marginalized Communities In The Datafied Society, Michele E. Gilman
Beyond Window Dressing: Public Participation For Marginalized Communities In The Datafied Society, Michele E. Gilman
All Faculty Scholarship
We live in a datafied society in which our personal data is being constantly harvested, analyzed, and sold by public and private entities, and yet we have little control over our data and little voice in how it is used. In light of the impacts of algorithmic decision-making systems—including those that run on machine learning and artificial intelligence—there are increasing calls to integrate public participation into the adoption, design, and oversight of these tech tools. Stakeholder input is particularly crucial for members of marginalized groups, who bear the disproportionate harms of data-centric technologies. Yet, recent calls for public participation have …
Artificial Intelligence Inventions, Haochen Sun
Artificial Intelligence Inventions, Haochen Sun
Florida State University Law Review
In the new technological era, artificial intelligence (AI) reigns supreme. With the assistance of AI systems, society is undergoing a radical transformation. AI may not only soon replace human labor in many industrial sectors, but as AI gains the power to generate greater inventions, it may also outsmart human inventors. How should patent law and policy adapt to the formidable challenges of the AI era? One of these challenges, addressed by patent offices and courts in 2020 and beyond, is whether AI inventorship should be recognized. The United States Patent and Trademark Office and European Patent Office declined to recognize …
Affirmatively Resisting, Ezra Rosser
Affirmatively Resisting, Ezra Rosser
Florida State University Law Review
This Article argues that administrative processes, in particular rulemaking's notice-and-comment requirement, enable local institutions to fight back against federal deregulatory efforts. Federalism all the way down means that state and local officials can dissent from within when challenging federal action. Drawing upon the ways in which localities, states, public housing authorities, and fair housing nonprofits resisted the Trump Administration's efforts to roll back federal fair housing enforcement, this Article shows how uncooperative federalism works in practice. Despite the fact that the 1968 Fair Housing Act requires that the federal government affirmatively further fair housing (AFFH), the requirement was largely ignored …
Publication And Subscription Information
Publication And Subscription Information
Mississippi College Law Review
No abstract provided.