The Origins of the American Public Trust Doctrine: What Really Happened in Illinois Central

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

University of Chicago Law Review Pub Date : 2004-01-01 DOI:10.7916/D8W66KBZ

Joseph D. Kearney, T. Merrill

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Introduction ......................................................................................................... 800 I. The Standard Illinois Central Narrative .................................................. 805 II. Setting the Stage ........................................................................................ 811 A . The Lay of the Land ......................................................................... 811 B. Legal Uncertainty over Property Rights in Submerged Lands....826 C. Implications for the Lakefront ........................................................ 836 III. 1867: The Lakefront in Play ...................................................................... 838 IV. 1868: Debating the Future of the Lakefront ........................................... 842 V. 1869: Chicago and the Illinois Central Go to Springfield ...................... 853 A. A Note on Newspapers and State Legislatures in the M id-N ineteenth Century .................................................................. 853 B. The Lake Front Act of 1869 ............................................................. 860 C. The Motives of the Illinois Central ................................................. 877 D . The Public Interest ............................................................................ 881 E. The Question of Corruption ............................................................ 887 V I. A fter the A ct .............................................................................................. 894 A. 1869-1870: North Lake Park ............................................................ 895 B. 1870-1872: The Outer Harbor ......................................................... 900 C . 1873: R epeal ....................................................................................... 905 V II. The Lake Front Case ................................................................................. 912 VIII. What Illinois Central Really Tells Us about the Public Trust D octrine ................................................................................ 924 C onclusion ........................................................................................................... 930

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Introduction .........................................................................................................800 i, The伊利诺伊州美国标准圣经中央Narrative ..................................................805二世。行传说the Stage ........................................................................................811 A。《信仰渗透,勇敢者译本史》(英语) .........................................................................水下土地产权的法律不确定性c·Implications列出Lakefront人 ........................................................836三世。1867: The Lakefront打印闪耀 ......................................................................1868 838四世。“未来”:Debating,人伦的the Lakefront ...........................................842 V. 1869:芝加哥和伊利诺斯州中央去斯普林菲尔德的事。853 A。A Note吧Newspapers, and到了滨州的印刷Legislatures, the M id-N ineteenth有 ..................................................................853 b。《雷克默罗法案1869译本史》(英语) .............................................................c The Motives of The伊利诺伊州中央860 .................................................877 D。《据《Interest ............................................................................《毫无of Corruption 881 e。 ............................................................真正的ct 887 V i A fter the A ..............................................................................................只a。(1869 -:北雷克Park ............................................................895 b 1870-1872: The Outer港发表 .........................................................900摄氏度。: R epeal 1873 .......................................................................................905 V II。《雷克默罗Case .................................................................................912八世。吕德曼伊利诺伊州中央离别Tells稍稍上移,the据《Trust D octrine他们怎样说我 ................................................................................924 C onclusion ...........................................................................................................930

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