Local Government Law

Sentell Jr., R. Perry

Journal: Mercer Law Review

Volume: 43

Year: 1991

Bluebook Citation: 43 MERCER L. REV. (1991)

Author: R. Perry Sentell Jr: all 32 publications


Abstract

In a year dusted by destiny, local government law seized undisputed leadership in a new legal world order. Deploying dazzling analytical force in a gulf of litigational dissipation, and deftly defusing primitive land mines of mediocrity, the subject drew a line of liberating enlightenment in the sands of juristic history. With illustrative cases positioned as defensive missiles, and selected statutes marshalled with bomb sight precision, this survey advances to quench the flaming wells of desperation torched by other disciplines. It is the mother of all surveys.

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