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...affected water." "We have in place a national regulatory system to protect ground water and well developed principles of property law that protect neighbors," she testified. "We don't need more rules, just consistent application of those we have already...
...law professor Gary Francione, for example, contends that animals deserve the fundamental right to not be treated as property. Law professor David Favre of Michigan State University has proposed a new legal category called "living property" as...
...says Katherine M. Kerr, director of paralegal and library services at Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, an intellectual property law firm in Boston. "Common mistakes that I have seen, especially from recent college grads, is a reluctance to master...
...the clan could do." Once the land is deeded, the clan's right to bury people there will be clear as a matter of property law, Regan said. "I think it comes from all the bottom of our hearts to have something like this and we really appreciate...
...discussing cases and asking questions. The students' conversations appear as text on Hutchins' screen. In a recent property law class, professor Steven Bracci presented three cases -- two on covenant violations in property disputes and a third...
...with the Division of Fish and Wildlife Protection, said it was a fair kill under the state's Defense of Life and Property law. Akelkok responded to the call and spent an hour and a half skinning the bear. After measuring the hide at the Fish...
...most of which lampoons a world in which intellectual property law has run wild, privatizing language and limiting our...Culture: Authorship, Ownership, and Intellectual Property Law." He co-produced a 2001 documentary, "Money for...
...more and more about intellectual property laws. Few people were studying the...I felt like (intellectual property law) was going to be an important...happening with increasingly snarky property laws." McLeod will give a lecture...
...couples who chose not to bring God into their relationship had marriage forced on them anyway. As civil rights and property laws evolved, "common law" marriages began to fall by the wayside and lawmakers found new ways to force marriage upon...
...8 p.m., UAS, Student Activities Center, 465-6530. Saturday, April 1 ``Insights into Tlingit Intellectual Property Law'', presented by Rosita Worl, 9 a.m., Alaska State Museum, 395 Whittier Street. Part of Museum's Spring Lecture...