Regulatory & Administrative Law

Can the UK's Planning Reforms Improve Infrastructure Development?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Can the UK's Planning Reforms Improve Infrastructure Development?

The UK government is unveiling a series of significant changes to its planning rules designed to curb the number of legal challenges against major infrastructure projects. These proposed amendments, integral to the Labour Government’s "Plan for Change," seek to streamline the judicial review

Can Activists Legally Halt Trump’s Rollback of Biden’s Green Policies?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Can Activists Legally Halt Trump’s Rollback of Biden’s Green Policies?

In the wake of President Donald Trump’s return to office, a wave of executive orders has swiftly targeted the environmental and climate justice policies established by President Joe Biden. These policy reversals have sparked a fervent response from environmental activists and legal experts who are

Palm Beach County to Build $60 Million Mental Health Facility
Regulatory & Administrative Law Palm Beach County to Build $60 Million Mental Health Facility

In response to the growing mental health needs in the area, Palm Beach County has announced plans to construct a new $60 million mental health facility. This significant project comes after a unanimous decision by the County Commissioners to allocate $10 million towards the development. The

Is Trump's Executive Action Politicizing the Federal Workforce?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Is Trump's Executive Action Politicizing the Federal Workforce?

The Trump administration’s executive actions concerning the federal workforce have sparked widespread debate, with many highlighting the potential risks of politicizing the traditionally nonpartisan civil service. Central to this controversy is the revival of Schedule F, now renamed Schedule

Balancing Recreation and Ecology: Gans Creek Mountain Bike Trails Debate
Regulatory & Administrative Law Balancing Recreation and Ecology: Gans Creek Mountain Bike Trails Debate

The development of a 10.5-mile multi-use mountain bike trail in the Gans Creek Recreation Area in Columbia, Missouri, has ignited a heated debate among local residents, recreational enthusiasts, environmental groups, and government officials. This controversy mirrors a larger national conversation

Speed Hump Backlog Grows in Baltimore Despite Hundreds Installed
Regulatory & Administrative Law Speed Hump Backlog Grows in Baltimore Despite Hundreds Installed

Baltimore installed hundreds of speed humps last year, hoping to address the growing concerns of residents worried about dangerous speeding and aggressive driving in their neighborhoods. The city's Department of Transportation managed to lay down 455 speed humps in various communities in 2024,

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