Publications

In the past five years, the sale of naming rights to public school events and facilities has grown from fodder for humor columnists into a nationwide, multimillion-dollar enterprise. And although commercialism in schools is nothing new, granting naming rights to public school facili- ties in exchange for remuneration raises novel and difficult First Amendment problems that schools and their...

In the past five years, the sale of naming rights to public school events and facilities has grown from fodder for humor columnists into a nationwide, multimillion-dollar enterprise. And although commercialism in schools is nothing new, granting naming rights to public school facili- ties in exchange for remuneration raises novel and difficult First Amendment problems that schools and their...

Part two of a two-part series examining constraints on the power of local government-owned utilities to classify their customers for the purposes of charging different rents, rates, fees, charges, and penalties for utility services. Part 2 focuses on the classification of utility customers whose properties lie outside the local government's territorial boundaries.

Discusses the consequences when more than one county department of social services becomes involved in a child protective services case.