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FSU Law Focus - 03/30/2018
Get PDFFrom the Dean: Black Law Student Association placed third at Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition; Faculty Profile: Jennifer Parker LaVia; Alum Profile: Matthew K. Foster (’94); Student Profile: 3L Marlie Blaise; Summer Program Applications Due Todayhttps://ir.law.fsu.edu/fsu-law-focus/1224/thumbnail.jp
FSU Law Focus - 05/18/2018
Get PDFFrom the Dean: Professional Development Certificate; Faculty Profile: Amit Agarwal; Alum Profile: Stefan V. (’79) and William V. Stein (’17); Student Profile: 2018 Grad Elyce Loutzenhiserhttps://ir.law.fsu.edu/fsu-law-focus/1273/thumbnail.jp
Quasi-Judicial Rezonings: A Commentary on the Snyder Decision and the Consistency Requirement
Get PDFThe Ripeness Doctrine of the Taking Clause: A Survey of Decisions Showing Just How Far Federal Courts Will Go to Avoid Adjudicating Land Use Cases
Get PDFAnalyzing Evidence of Environmental Justice: A Suggestion for Professor Been
Get PDFThis Article addresses the inherent prejudices in modern environmental policies and practices. Specifically, this Article discusses the continuing debate regarding the strength of the correlation between the location of hazardous waste facilities and an area\u27s minority population. Professor Crawford urges his contemporaries, particularly Professor Vicki Been, to expand their evidentiary fields to include statistics of an area\u27s standard of living in order to obtain an accurate analysis of the motives behind locating hazardous waste facilities in certain areas. The Article concludes with a case study of Noxubee County, Mississippi to demonstrate the effect of applying this expanded method of research
Book Review: Introduction to U.S. Environmental Laws
Get PDFIntroduction to U.S. Environmental Laws by Edward Shea is a book designed to introduce foreigners to American environmental law, providing a chapter on each of the major federal environmental enactments. Being a lecturer in Europe on American environmental law, Dr. Lundmark offers his unique insight into the effectiveness of Mr. Shea\u27s book as an introductory educational tool. The book review describes the subject matter of the book and comments on its organization. Further, Dr. Lundmark points out several of the book\u27s substantive flaws and omissions. Finally, the author offers several remedies to the book\u27s shortcomings