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Elisabeth Haub Law School of LawPace UniversityLand Use Law CenterSupervisor: John R. Nolon, Distinguished ProfessorBlog No. 3 of the Land Use, Human Health, and Equity ProjectEditors: Jessica Roberts, Jillian Aicher, Colt WatkissContributing Researcher: Gabriella Mickel[*]The Role of Density in Combatting
There is a new documentary on RLUIPA available on Amazon Prime (free with Prime membership) called America's Holy War. Here is the summary:An elderly widow is pressured to sell her beloved home. Her neighbors harassed to sell theirs too
The Future of Law & TransportationPresented by: Iowa Law Review & the Iowa Innovation, Business and Law CenterFaculty Organizer: Professor Gregory ShillNovember 6, 2020University of Iowa College of Law, Iowa City, IAHeld virtually via Zoom. Click here to receive registration information. This
View in browser.Friday, October 30, 202010 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (CT)(Online on Zoom)Register OnlineThere is no fee to attend, but advance registration is required.Join faculty from across the University of Illinois System for an interdisciplinary look at how
[This is the second in a series of posts by Prof. John R. Nolon and series editors Jessica Roberts, Jillian Aicher, and Colt Watkiss from the Land Use Law Center at the Elisabeth Haub Law School, Pace University. This post
[This is the first in a series of posts by Prof. John R. Nolon and series editors Jessica Roberts, Jillian Aicher, and Colt Watkiss from the Land Use Law Center at the Elisabeth Haub Law School, Pace University. The series
Gregory Stein (Tennessee) writes to share two new articles:I recently uploaded my new manuscript, The Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on Urban Land Use Patterns, forthcoming in Florida State University Law Review, to SSRN. As you can probably guess from
A footnote in the Massachusetts case of Comstock v. Gloucester Zoning Board of Appeals made local news for its discussion of how the zoning term "grandfathering," often used to refer to non-conforming uses, had racist origins. I just learned of
I recently appeared on a podcast regarding short-term rentals at the C. Boyden Gray Center at GMU Scalia Law School. You can listen to it here. More about the podcast below…Conversations about “the administrative state” usually focus on federal
