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Lowell E. Baier, Lowell Baier - Federalism, Preemption, and the Nationalization of American Wildlife Management

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Lowell E. Baier, Lowell Baier

Federalism, Preemption, and the Nationalization of American Wildlife Management

2022

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12 The Burger Court: State Ownership of Wildlife Declared a Legal Fiction and Anachronism, 1969–1986 S. 133-161

„… . Fourth, the decision signaled how the Supreme Court in its future opinions would view and value wildlife …” „… Supreme Court would view threatened wildlife nationwide through the lens of the ESA and the expressed …” „… FICTIONFollowing the Hill case, four wildlife cases were decided by the Supreme Court in 1979 alone. In April, the …”

4 The Civil War, Reconstruction, the Advent of the Second Industrial Revolution, the Enduring Public Trust Doctrine, and State Ownership of Wildlife, 1861–1896 S. 33-43

„… that followed. A key example was McCready v. Virginia (1876), in which the Supreme Court held that …” „… regulate wildlife affairs. Thus the public trust doctrine, as construed by the Court in Geer v. Connecticut …” „… McCready v. Virginia. The Supreme Court went so far as to declare that states actually “owned” the fish and …”

11 The End of the State Wildlife Ownership Doctrine following World War II, 1946–1969 S. 120-132

„… and people of Japanese descent out of the state. The US Supreme Court selected this wildlife-law case …” „… The End of the State Wildlife Ownership Doctrine . . . 1946–1969The Supreme Court performed a …” „… legislation.Following World War II, in 1948 the Supreme Court decided two wildlife cases relating to the federal …”

Bibliography S. 257-282

„… . H. Hull. The Supreme Court: An Essential History. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2007 …” „… , William E. The Supreme Court Reborn: The Constitutional Revolution in the Age of Roosevelt. New York …” „… Supreme Court and Ecosystems: Environmental Science in Environmental Law.” Vermont Law Review 27, no. 2 …”

5 America’s Changing Culture: Market Hunting, the Lacey Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and the Beginning of the Progressive Era, 1896–1910 S. 44-56

„… Act of 1900 the Supreme Court decided that the state’s sovereign jurisdiction over wildlife based on …” „… changes in the law. Com-mercial market hunting and vanishing wildlife forced the courts to address the …” „… Supreme Court’s 1896 decision in Geer v. Connecticut9 recognized the consequences of market hunting’s …”

15 The Future of Federal Preemption of State Authority over Wildlife and the Presumption Against Preemption Doctrine in Wildlife Cases S. 199-211

„… federal preemption of state authority over wildlife will largely hinge on how the new Supreme Court will …” „… wildlife:The federal courts repeatedly concluded that congressional efforts at protect-ing endangered and …” „… the deep reservoir of federal law dating back to the first Supreme Court in 1789, an abundance of …”

17 The Three Biggest Threats Undermining Federalism and State Wildlife-Management Authority S. 221-231

„… into cooperative federalism.2On two occasions, the Supreme Court attempted to define for the agencies …” „… judicial review function established by Marbury v. Madison5—the Supreme Court does not referee conflict …” „… Supreme Court’s acclaimed 1984 Chevron v. NRDC decision and its prog-eny, Auer v. Robbins, embraced an …”

13 The Rehnquist Court: A Continued Swing toward Conservative Federalism and Preemption, 1986–2005 S. 162-187

„… WILDLIFE-PROTECTION CASES IN THE REHNQUIST COURTDuring the years of the Rehnquist Court, the judiciary decided a …” „… future Supreme Court jus-tice Sandra Day O’Connor. After law school, Rehnquist clerked for Supreme Court …” „… Supreme Court.A hallmark of Rehnquist’s management of the Supreme Court was his un-paralleled …”

9 The Competing Ideologies that Characterized the Progressive Movement and Beyond, 1890–1940 S. 96-114

„… government expressed its preference for federal involvement, ranging from the Supreme Court’s decision in …” „… . In an opinion written by Justice Sutherland in 1928, the Taft Su-preme Court held that the federal …” „… driven by the science of wildlife biology19 and by the federalist orthodoxy throughout the Taft Supreme …”

Index S. 283-300

„… District Courts; United States Supreme CourtFederal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, 205–6, 215, 217 …” „… Servicefishing: commercial, 24–25, 43n22, 173; recreational, 24–26, 92, 105Fisk, Jim, 58Florida Supreme Court …” „… States District Courts, 136, 147, 194United States Fish and Wildlife Service, 42n22, 55n21, 56n28, 103–5 …”

Preface

„… Species Act, and important Supreme Court precedents. The basic story is one of increased centralization …” „… 82Summary 838 The Great Depression, FDR’s New Deal, and a “New” Supreme Court Overwhelms States …” „… ’ Rights, 1933–1941 87The Great Depression Brings about a Nationalist Government 87The “New” Supreme Court …”

14 The Roberts Court and the Development of Area-Specific Jurisprudence, 2005–2022 S. 188-198

„… Roberts Court . . . 2005–2022The confusing, muddled nature of the Supreme Court’s preemption doctrine …” „… continued with the Roberts Court. Indeed, the modern Supreme Court does not review as many preemption cases …” „… . There-after he clerked for Justice William Rehnquist at the Supreme Court in the 1980–1981 term.2 The Roberts …”

8 The Great Depression, FDR’s New Deal, and a “New” Supreme Court Overwhelms States’ Rights, 1933–1941 S. 87-95

„… authority over wildlife. The new Supreme Court disagreed, giving the federal government the right to protect …” „… 878The Great Depression, FDR’s New Deal, and a “New” Supreme Court Overwhelms States’ Rights …” „… welfare. Charles Evans Hughes had became Chief Justice of the Su-preme Court on February 24, 1930, upon …”

3 Westward Expansion, the First Industrial Revolution, Dual Sovereignty, and the Public Trust Doctrine, 1835–1861 S. 21-32

„… , the Supreme Court was required to adopt an ap-proach to federalism. Accordingly, the Taney Court …” „… Judiciary Act of 1837 increased the size of the Supreme Court from its initial six justices to nine.9 …” „… embedded in America during the colonial era.The US Supreme Court’s 1824 Gibbons v. Ogden ruling held that …”

2 Defining the New Government and the Separation of Powers, 1789–1835 S. 14-20

„… Marshall—one of the most prominent figures to sit on the Supreme Court—who guided the early nation’s …” „… establishment of a Supreme Court (Article III), the concept of a separation of powers between branches of …” „… government at the national level was nascent in young America, with a Supreme Court being the ultimate …”

16 State and Federal Cooperation and Coordination under the Endangered Species Act: Past and Present S. 212-220

„… was constitutionally challenged by the State of Missouri before the US Supreme Court. However, once …” „… PresentChapter 16State and Federal Cooperation and Coordination . . .In order to access where US wildlife policy …” „… is heading, it is necessary to con-sider the historical and present relationship over wildlife …”

1 From the Mayflower Compact to the US Constitution, 1620–1789 S. 1-13

„… , stronger central gov-ernment.23 As Supreme Court chief justice John Marshall later said, “It was neither …” „… ): 219.10. Peter Charles Hoffer, Williamjames Hoffer, and N. E. H. Hull, The Supreme Court: An Essential …” „… wildlife begins with the adoption of the US Constitution in 1787. “The Supremacy Clause of the Constitution …”

Acknowledgments S. 245-248

„… influence of the early Marshall and Taney Supreme Court doctrines were properly treated; and that the …” „… likewise involved. John is a forty-plus-year veteran of public service in wildlife conservation with the US …” „… Fish and Wildlife Service and US Geological Survey and has served as Chief of the Wildlife and Sport …”

10 The Stone Court and the Development of the Presumption against Preemption in Rice, 1941–1946 S. 115-119

„… controversies.1 While the growth of the federal government had expanded substantially under the Supreme Court’s …” „… of its citizens.* * *Harlan Stone succeeded Hughes as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1941–1946 …” „… ” Supreme Court to determine whether or not a state statute stands as an obstacle to the full purposes and …”

6 The Ethos of the Industrial Revolution Drives the Progressive Movement into America’s Social Fabric and Laws, 1910–1919 S. 57-74

„… Supreme Court had constitutionalized an integrated market economy while placing limits on the application …” „… Supreme Court held its ground: “The power of a State to protect the lives, health, and prop-erty of its …” „… ” Supreme Court makeup in 1937—has been characterized as the “Lochner Era” in Federal Preemption: State …”

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Ioannis N. Androulakis - Die Globalisierung der Korruptionsbekämpfung

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Ioannis N. Androulakis

Die Globalisierung der Korruptionsbekämpfung

Reihe: Schriftenreihe zum deutschen, europäischen und internationalen Wirtschaftsstrafrecht

Band 5 2007

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-28

„… International Business (Zeitschrift)L. Ed. Lawyers’ Edition of United States Supreme Court Reports …” „… (Entscheidungen des Supreme Court)Lfg. LieferungLG LandgerichtLoy. L. A. Int’l & Comp. L. Rev. Loyola of Los …” „… schweizerisches StrafgesetzbuchS. Ct. Supreme Court Reporter (Entscheidungen des U.S. Supreme Court)S. D. Fda …”

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VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee

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VRÜ | WCL Jahrgang 30 (1997) Heft 4 ISSN Online: 2941-9603

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Brun-Otto Bryde Überseeische Verfassungsvergleichung nach 30 Jahren S. 452-464

„… zwei Beispiele: aa) Der umweltpolitische Kampf des indischen Supreme Court Mein erstes Beispiel ist …” „… die Umweltrechtsprechung des indischen Supreme Court. Indien spielte während des ganzen Zeitraums …” „… . Der indische Supreme Court und in seinem Gefolge andere Gerichte, haben sich in unge wöhnlichem Maße …”

doi.org/10.5771/0506-7286-1997-4

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VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee

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VRÜ | WCL Jahrgang 17 (1984) Heft 4 ISSN Online: 2941-9603

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Wolfgang Senftleben Swaziland´s Proposed Land Deal With South Africa – The Case of Ingwavuma and Kangwane S. 493-501

„… administer the territory. Subsequently, the Transvaal Province Supreme Court Appelate Division declared the …” „… Supreme Court on the 25th lune, 1 982 the South African Department of Co-operation and Development was …” „… . The second Proclarnation was also found to be invalid by a full bench of the Natal Supreme Court …”

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Junge Wissenschaft im Öffentlichen Recht e.V. - Kollektivität - Öffentliches Recht zwischen Gruppeninteressen und Gemeinwohl

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Junge Wissenschaft im Öffentlichen Recht e.V. (Hrsg.)

Kollektivität - Öffentliches Recht zwischen Gruppeninteressen und Gemeinwohl

2012

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Michaela Hailbronner Wer hat Angst vorm Kollektiv? Deutsche Erscheinungen von Kollektivität im internationalen Vergleich S. 51-73

„… . Die jüngere Rechtsprechung des US Supreme Court nimmt in Fällen wie Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife41 …” „… Gewaltenteilungsargument, wonach die 41 US Supreme Court, 504 U.S. 555 (1992). 42 C. R. Sunstein, What's Standing After …” „… . 42), 1112. 45 US Supreme Court, 467 U.S. 837 (1984) – Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Natural Resources …”

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