Vol. 29, Issue 4, 1977July 01, 1977 EDT
The Public Trust Doctrine and Ownership of Florida’s Navigable Lakes
The Public Trust Doctrine and Ownership of Florida’s Navigable Lakes
Daniel L. Molly,
Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 4, 1977
Vol. 29, Issue 4, 1977
- Collective Bargaining and Private University Governance: A Look from the Law SchoolsRobert T. Brousseau
- Unauthorized Practice in Estate Planning and Administration: A Mild and Temperate DissentClarence F. Hyrne
- Law Day RemarksFrederick B. Karl
- Docking of the Longshoremens' and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act: How Far Can it Come Ashore?Michael D. Whalen
- Multi-Member Legislative Districts: Requiem for a Constitutional BurialDennis J. Wall
- The Public Trust Doctrine and Ownership of Florida's Navigable LakesDaniel L. Molly
- State Taxation of Interstate Business: An End to the Privilage of Tax ImmunityScott Specht
- Securities Fraud: Rule 10b-5 Does Not Require Fairness in Short-Form Mergers When Full Disclosure Is MadeCharles J. Bartlett
- Criminal Procedure: Expanding Disclosure of Presentence Investigation ReportsRisa Lieberwitz
- Constitutional Law: No Clear Standard for the Waiver of an Asserted Right to CounselRichard Zabak
Daniel L. Molly, The Public Trust Doctrine and Ownership of Florida’s Navigable Lakes, 29 Fla. L. Rev. 730 (1977).