Add to ORKGThis Article suggests that a standard enhancement for all contingency cases would achieve the congressional goal of attracting competent counsel for citizen suits, without imposing unreasonable burdens on the judiciary
The Supreme Court’s decisions under the pollution control statutes administered by the Environmental...
Parts II and III of this Article discuss the more salient attributes of the Court\u27s most recent c...
There is developing phenomenon of quasi-privatized environmental enforcement occurring on behalf and...
This Article argues that the pattern of legislative reversals of Supreme Court decisions indicates t...
This article will suggest what is required to prevail under the purposeful discrimination standard u...
While articles on the urban environment often deal with statutory and administrative action, this ar...
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held in Sierra Club v. Electronic Control Design, Inc. that monie...
This article reviews a recently decided United States Supreme Court case which held that a thirty-tw...
Judicial actions by private citizens have played a critical role in the development and enforcement ...
Attorneys\u27 fees in environmental citizen suits enable private citizens to enforce environmental l...
In Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. v. The Wilderness Society, the United States Supreme Court struck a ...
In the spring of 2013, industry groups and states began a concerted lobbying effort to oppose citize...
This article traces the evolution of standing as a federal court requirement rooted in the Constitut...
The majority of environmental justice policies today exist as extremely decentralized municipal ordi...
This Article focuses on the impact of the Court\u27s Eleventh Amendment jurisprudence on citizen sui...
The Supreme Court’s decisions under the pollution control statutes administered by the Environmental...
Parts II and III of this Article discuss the more salient attributes of the Court\u27s most recent c...
There is developing phenomenon of quasi-privatized environmental enforcement occurring on behalf and...
This Article argues that the pattern of legislative reversals of Supreme Court decisions indicates t...
This article will suggest what is required to prevail under the purposeful discrimination standard u...
While articles on the urban environment often deal with statutory and administrative action, this ar...
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held in Sierra Club v. Electronic Control Design, Inc. that monie...
This article reviews a recently decided United States Supreme Court case which held that a thirty-tw...
Judicial actions by private citizens have played a critical role in the development and enforcement ...
Attorneys\u27 fees in environmental citizen suits enable private citizens to enforce environmental l...
In Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. v. The Wilderness Society, the United States Supreme Court struck a ...
In the spring of 2013, industry groups and states began a concerted lobbying effort to oppose citize...
This article traces the evolution of standing as a federal court requirement rooted in the Constitut...
The majority of environmental justice policies today exist as extremely decentralized municipal ordi...
This Article focuses on the impact of the Court\u27s Eleventh Amendment jurisprudence on citizen sui...
The Supreme Court’s decisions under the pollution control statutes administered by the Environmental...
Parts II and III of this Article discuss the more salient attributes of the Court\u27s most recent c...
There is developing phenomenon of quasi-privatized environmental enforcement occurring on behalf and...