This law school casebook approaches its subject from a public law perspective. The key question is whether the executive, the legislature, or the judiciary should make a given decision, or perhaps whether the good or service at issue should be provided by government at all. In order to explore this question, the authors go beyond case law to integrate learning from other disciplines, ranging from public finance to political philosophy.
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This book offers a coherent, practical vision of state and local government law that emphasizes skills.
Local Governing Power: General Aspects, Limitations, Resolution of Power Conflicts and Challenges; Formation of the Local Government, Alteration, Boundary Changes; Some Problems of Organization and Operation: Officers, Employees, Allocation and...
Historical Background; Units of Local Government; Forms of Government; State Control Over Local Governments and Limitations on that Control; Home Rule; Relationships with Federal Government; Powers of Municipalities; Exercise of...
This new edition continues the emphasis of prior editions on such topics as the relationship of local governments to state and federal governments; the needs of local governments for territory, for personnel, and for adequate financing; and ...
The legal issues facing city government change rapidly in the United States, and Cases and Materials on Local Government Law, Fourth Edition updates material throughout the book to reflect the...
Includes a wide range of textual material, both excerpts from other writings, and wide-ranging notes written for this book. Many areas of emphasis in earlier editions have now become individual...
This book provides a number of windows into homeland security and emergency management law - covering both the basic structure of the homeland security and emergency management system and presenting detailed analysis of specific areas (such ...
Understanding Local Government
This book reviews and explains the principal public records statutes applicable to records held by North Carolina local governments and examines the public's right of access to those records.