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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
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Local Government Immunity Defense: Litigation Challenges
Navigating Types of Immunities, Legal Principles, Statutory Construction, and Section 1983 Qualified Immunity
Conducted on February 1, 2012
Eminent Domain: Redevelopment Challenges for Local Government
Navigating Federal Funding Requirements, Challenges for Public Utilities in Right-of-Way Projects, and Objections to Taking for Public Use
Conducted on December 1, 2011
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In Current Publications
City’s ban prohibiting sex offenders from libraries is unconstitutional
Disabled resident challenges enforcement of no-pit-bull ordinance on ADA grounds
Illegal traffic stops of Latinos in county halted
Police officers are not entitled to immunity in suit alleging use of excessive force
School must remove prayer mural displayed in auditorium
“Occupy Tucson” cannot stop police from clearing protestors from city park