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Land Use Prof Blog
Texas Supreme Court abates Severance v. Patterson
I was on the road for about a month with very little internet access (more on that to come). Fortunately, my land use students keep me up to date on…
Land Use Prof Blog
Robertson on Public Access to Private Land for Walking
Heidi Gorovitz Robertson (Case Western) has posted Public Access to Private Land for Walking: Environmental and Individual Responsibility as Rationale for Limiting the Right to Exclude, forthcoming in Georgetown International…
Media Law Prof Blog
Protecting Public Access To Copyright Works under the Australian Scheme
Judith Kaye Bannister has published Public Access to Copyright Works Submitted to Government: Copyright Agency Ltd v. New South Wales and the Implications for Information Access as University of Adelaide Law…
PropertyProf Blog
Severance v. Patterson Update
By propertyprof
For all those following the happenings in Severance v. Patterson (important case on the Texas Open Beaches Act), our friends at Land Use Prof have a few updates:1. Hannah Wiseman…
Government Contracts Legal Forum
Public Access To FAPIIS
As we blogged previously, as of today - April 15, 2011 - the public has access to all information (excluding past performance reviews) in the Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity…
Land Use Prof Blog
Rehearing–and panel discussion–on Texas Open Beaches Act
Late last week, the Texas Supreme Court granted a rehearing in Severance v. Patterson, the case decided last November holding that the Texas Open Beaches Act does not establish a…
San Antonio Employment Law Blog
Public Facilities Must be Accessible
Public facilities must be accessible to persons with disabilities regardless of age of the structure. But, if the structure dates to before 1990 and has not been substantially modified since…
Land Use Prof Blog
Lovett on Progressive Property in Action
John A. Lovett (Loyola--New Orleans) has posted Progressive Property in Action: The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. The abstract: This article responds to a material deficit at the heart of…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Eleventh Circuit Grants En Banc on Orlando’s Prohibition of Feeding in the Parks
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
An Orlando, Florida Ordinance requires a permit for a "large group feeding" in a public park, and further provides that:The Director of Families, Parks and Recreation or his/her designee shall…
Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental Law Blog
Coastal Commission’s No Substantial Issue Determination Will Be Upheld Even If Project Technically Not Consistent With LCP
Hines v. California Coastal Commission, No. A125254 (1st Dist. June 17, 2010) By Michael Wilmar and Alex Merritt In Hines v. California Coastal Commission, the First District Court of Appeal…