Volume 40 (1991) Symposium on Growth Management and Exclusionary Zoning

The Editorial Board and Staff are privileged to dedicate this Volume of the Washington University Journal of Urban and Contemporary Law to its founder, Daniel R. Mandelker, Stamper Professor of Law, on the occasion of his retirement as Faculty Advisor. Professor Mandelker has been an inspiration to all who are associated with the Journal, and who have worked with him. This dedication represents a fitting testimonial to his efforts on its behalf. As a legal scholar and teacher, Professor Mandelker is a person whose wit, insight, and knowledge of the law as presented to his students and colleagues provides the incentive to strive for excellence in understanding and preparing for the legal profession.
Dedication
Symposium
Advocating Affordable Housing in New Hampshire: The Amicus Curiae Brief of the American Planning Association in Wayne Britton v. Town of Chester
Brian W. Blaesser, Susan M. Connor, Eric Damian Kelly, Stuart Meck, John M. Payne, James M. Rubenstein, Charles F. Tucker, and Norman Williams Jr.
Interjurisdictional Price Effects of Land Use Controls
Susan M. Wachter and Man Cho
Exclusionary Zoning and Growth Controls: A Comment on the APA's Endorsement of the Mount Laurel Doctrine
William A. Fischel
A Response to William A. Fischel
Stuart Meck and Charles F. Tucker
Notes
CERCLA Section 107: An Examination of Causation
Julie L. Mendel
The Sixth Amendment, Attorney-Client Relationship and Government Intrusions: Who Bears the Unbearable Burden of Proving Prejudice?
Joshua T. Friedman
Sobriety Checkpoints: Statutory Guidelines to Clear the Roadblocks to Constitutionality
Kelly M. Brown
Comments
A Little Knowledge May Be Dangerous, but Absence of Knowledge May Lead to Criminal Penalties: United States v. Hoflin 880 F.2d 1033
Patrick J. Ennis
Recent Developments
The Seven Year Itch: Is It Time to Reamend Rule 11?
Melinda G. Baum
Where Will It End? Increased Risks to Lenders Under CERCLA Secured Creditor Exemption Law
M. Joan Cobb
Environmental Laws for a Throw-Away Society
Beverly S. Davis
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