PUBLICATIONS:
May 04, 2020
Fighting Back from the Brink: International Efforts to Prevent Illegal Trafficking in Endangered Species
Accepted for publication by Environs, the Environmental Law and Policy Journal of University of California - Davis School of Law for Spring of 2020. This article analyzes the role of international illegal wildlife trafficking in driving many species toward extinction and advocates the controversial tactic of sustainable harvesting to fight such criminal activity.
February 01, 2019
Exploring Historic Concepts of Water Rights and Water Ownership
Changing Historic Concepts of Water Rights and Water Ownership, in Exploring Property Rights in Contemporary Governance (Staci Zavattaro, Gregory Peterson & Anne Davis, eds., 2019). This book chapter explores legal frameworks for use and ownership of water resources around the globe.
May 01, 2017
With the Best of Intentions: First Amendment Pitfalls for Government Regulation of Signage and Noise
Published by Stetson Law Review, Karen Consalo analzes recent caselaw strictly limiting government regulation of signage and noise - and provides advice on best practices to avoid these First Amendment pitfalls.
November 01, 2016
Best Practices for Local Government Land Use Decision-making: A Non-Legislative Approach
In a piece published by the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association and co-authored with Max Forgey, Karen Consalo describes some of the problems in the local government hearing process and proposes methods to resolve this issues.
September 01, 2015
Bombs and Babies: The Unfortunate Results of Conversion of a Military Defense Site to a Residential Neighborhood
In an article published by Barry University School of Law, Karen Consalo explains the tragic history which led to several Orlando neighborhoods being built upon a former military training site - and the ramifications to the residents who live there today.