Showing posts with label Constitutional Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Constitutional Law. Show all posts
4.22.2010
Last Atlantic Yards Holdout Settles for $3M
Daniel Goldstein was, until this morning, the spokesman for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, formed in opposition to the Atlantic Yards development project, sponsored by Forest City Ratner. Maybe I'm partial to this issue because I live down the street, or maybe because I've read Kelo v. City of New London a few too many times and it still doesn't sit right. Whatever the cause, the breadth of the powers of eminent domain never ceases to amaze me. Describing this as a David versus Goliath fight seems very fitting. Even if you don't necessarily believe that Daniel Goldstein was ever the little guy, the principles he stood for certainly were.
Posted by hannahfaddis at 2:46 PM 3 comments
Labels: Atlantic Yards, Constitutional Law, Land use, New York
3.05.2010
Another Student Writing Competition
For any student interested in a writing contest on the constitutional legitimacy of environmental law check this out:
Fifth Annual “Endangered Environmental Laws”
Student Writing Competition (2009-2010)Co-sponsored by
The Environmental Law Institute
The American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources
The National Association of Environmental Law Societies
Posted by Mgoldstein at 12:25 PM 0 comments
Labels: Constitutional Law, Environmental Law, Environmental Law Institute, Writing Competition
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