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State Water Ownership and the Future of Groundwater Management
Thompson, Jr., and Gerald Torres; Brad Roberts and Bill Sherman at the Washington State Attorney General’s Office; and members of the attorneys general
Forum: The Power of Tribal Courts in Ongoing Environmental-Tort Litigation
harm caused by large quantities of hazardous waste is likely to fall within both Montana exceptions. These are just two examples among the many
The Psychology of Punishment and the Puzzle of Why Tortfeasor Death Defeats Liability for Punitive Damages
examples of punishing innocents for the sake of general deterrence, such as that of the innocent who is framed for an unsolved crime and jailed to deter
Forum: A Seat at the Table: New Voices Urge Farm Bill Reform
challenges of global climate change and local resource depletion. The Farm Bill also fails to adequately address the growing national problem of food waste
Forum: The New Oil and Gas Governance
development has expanded into populous areas. In one of the most dramatic examples of the collision between residential land use and oil and gas
Forum: Rules, Commands, and Principles in the Administrative State
state would increasingly abandon general rules in favor of ad hoc administrative commands — a development that the early Pound welcomed but that Schmitt
A “Full and Fair” Discussion of Environmental Impacts in NEPA EISs: The Case for Addressing the Impact of Substantive Regulatory Regimes
; Princeton University, A.B. 2009. I thank Professor E. Donald Elliott, former EPA General Counsel, for his mentorship and thoughtful drafting guidance. I am
Forum: Courts in the Age of Dysfunction
disfavored outcomes. Given current dysfunction and the general difficulty of legislating, forcing the hand of opposing branches constitutes a real
Forum: Hayek Goes to Family Court
between Burkean conservativism’s emphasis on preserving tradition at all costs and Hayek’s commitment to socio-legal evolution through the general
Public Actors, Private Law: Local Governments’ Use of Covenants To Regulate Land Use
increasingly common. In Kansas City, for example, twenty-five square miles of the city were zoned as a “General Planned Development District,” in which all