Here are the materials in the case now captioned Fragua v. Elwell (D.N.M.):
20 Magistrate Order of Release
Prior post here.
Here are the materials in the case now captioned Fragua v. Elwell (D.N.M.):
20 Magistrate Order of Release
Prior post here.
Mark Squillace, Eric Biber, Nicholas S. Bryner, and Sean B. Hecht have posted “Presidents Lack the Authority to Abolish or Diminish National Monuments” on SSRN.
Here is the abstract:
By any measure, the Antiquities Act of 1906 has a remarkable legacy. Under the Act, 16 presidents have proclaimed 157 national monuments, protecting a diverse range of historic, archaeological, cultural, and geologic resources. Many of these monuments, including such iconic places as the Grand Canyon, Zion, Olympic, and Acadia, have been expanded and redesignated by Congress as national parks.
While the designation of national monuments is often celebrated, it has on occasion sparked local opposition, and led to calls for a President to abolish or shrink a national monument that was proclaimed by a predecessor. This article examines the Antiquities Act and other statutes, concluding that the President lacks the legal authority to abolish or diminish national monuments. Instead, these powers are reserved to Congress.
There’s a new report on the coal industry Indian country should be reading. It concludes, “President Trump’s efforts to roll back environmental regulations will not materially improve economic conditions in America’s coal communities.”
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Here are the materials in Keepseagle v. Perdue:
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That state was decided by 22,000 votes in last Presidential election.
Here are the new materials in Comenout v. Pierce County Superior Court (W.D. Wash.):
Tag for prior posts here.
Here is “Linguist Robin Lakoff on Women, Men and American Talk — Are women bound by a culture of niceness?”, from Moyers, focusing on Secretary Zinke’s aggressive effort to shut down questions from Cassandra Begay.
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