Air and Space Law Commons^™

Jurisdiction - Determining The Line Between Ocsla And Dosha - In An Already Murky Area Of The Law, The Fifth Circuit Leaves Open More Questions Than It Answers, Amy Cawthon Bellah

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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False Claims Act - The Tenth Circuit Fails To Fully Consider The Harm To Public Policy Caused By Enforcement Of A Prefiling Release Agreement In A Qui Tam Action: United States Ex Rel. Ritchie V. Lockheed Martin Corp., Kelly Flanagan

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Argument For Federal Legislation Protecting The Confidentiality Of Aviation Safety Action Program Information, Christa Meyer Hinckley, Hays Hettinger, Jeremy E. Juenger

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Is Lessor More, Roger W. Clark, Thomas M. Richardson

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Reasonably Precise Specifications And The Military Contractor Defense - The Eleventh Circuit Misapplies The Boyle Test: Brinson V. Raytheon Co., Michael Lyons

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Air Traffic Controller Liability - First Circuit Undermines Faa's Efforts To Incorporate Redundancy Into Aviation Safety Procedures: Wojciechowicz V. United States, Asten Joe Van

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Aviation Law: General, Sarah Keast

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Aviation Industry And The Transmission Of Communicable Disease: The Case Of H1n1 Swine Influenza,, Courtney Clegg

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's A Problem: The Impact Of Bird Strikes On The Civil Aviation Industry, Amanda Thompson

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Misleading Legacy Of Tseng: Removal Jurisdiction Under The Montreal Convention, Nicholas D. Welly

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Regional Air Carrier Litigation And The Carriers' Exposure To Punitive Damages Under Supreme Court Precedent, Michel F. Baumeister, Dorothea M. Capone

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Operational Testing And The Mythical Commercial-Off-The-Shelf Aircraft: The Tale Of The T-3a Firefly, Christopher L. Harlow

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Book Review

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Why Airlines Should Be Afraid: The Potential Impact Of Cap And Trade And Other Carbon Emissions Reduction Proposals On The Airline Industry, Tate L. Hemingson

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Causal Connection Question In Aviation Insurance Coverage, Jon Kettles, Ashley Sissell

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Navigating The Turbulence Of Competing Interests: Principles And Practice Of The Federal Aviation Administration, J. David Grizzle, Amanda K. Bruchs, Robert A. Hawks, Lisa A. Holden

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Renewable Energy And The Neighbors, Troy A. Rule

Faculty Publications

Small wind turbines and rooftop solar panels are a highly attractive energy option, capable of generating clean, renewable power without the need for transmission lines across vast stretches of rural land. State and federal incentive programs have made these devices increasingly affordable for landowners in recent years, generating an unprecedented level of interest in “distributed” renewable energy.Unfortunately, small wind turbines and solar panels are often far less attractive in the eyes of neighbors, who fear that the systems will erode neighborhood aesthetics and property values. Despite aggressive state and federal programs aimed at promoting renewable energy systems, land use controls …

Shadows On The Cathedral: Solar Access Laws In A Different Light, Troy A. Rule

Faculty Publications

Unprecedented growth in rooftop solar energy development is drawing increased attention to the issue of solar access. To operate effectively, solar panels require un-shaded access to the sun’s rays during peak sunlight hours. Some landowners are reluctant to invest in rooftop solar panels because they fear that a neighbor will erect a structure or grow a tree on nearby property that shades their panels. Existing statutory approaches to protecting solar access for such landowners vary widely across jurisdictions, and some approaches ignore the airspace rights of neighbors. Which rule regime for solar access protection best promotes the efficient allocation of …

Expansion Of Private Activity In Space And Its Impact On The Development Of The International Law Of Outer Space, Mark J. Sundahl

Law Faculty Contributions to Books

Private companies are playing an ever-larger role in the use of outer space and their presence in space will continue to expand in the coming years. For example, increased private activity in space will likely be encouraged by the new U.S. space policy proposed by the Obama administration which would require the U.S. government to rely on private companies for the delivery of crew, cargo, and satellites into space. This paper examines the effect that this increased private activity will have on the future development of the international law of outer space. One question that emerges from increased private activity …

Space Tourism And Export Controls: A Prayer For Relief, Mark J. Sundahl

Law Faculty Articles and Essays

The recent emergence of the commercial human spaceflight industry is a transformative moment in the history of mankind. Multiple space tourism companies are planning to send private passengers on suborbital flights in the coming years, private spaceports are being built around the world, and at least one company, Bigelow Aerospace, is planning to build private space stations. Moreover, the new U.S. Space Policy recently announced by the Obama administration promises to accelerate the development of the spaceflight industry by relying on private companies to meet governmental needs, such as ferrying goods and people to the International Space Station.

This article …