Standards of Judicial Review in Supreme Court Land Use Opinions: A Taxonomy, an Analytical Framework, and a Synthesis

Hopperton, Robert J.

Journal: Urban Law Annual ; Journal of Urban and Contemporary Law

Volume: 51

First Page: 1

Year: 1997

Bluebook Citation: 51 URB. L. ANN.; J. URB. & CONTEMP. L. 1 (1997)

Author: Robert J. Hopperton: all 3 publications


Abstract

To address the confused picture that has emerged in land use litigation, this Article offers (1) a taxonomy, i.e. a classification system; (2) an analytical framework; and (3) a synthesis of the standards of judicial review utilized in Supreme Court land use cases since Mugler v. Kansas was decided in 1887. Unlike some previous efforts, it focuses on a dimension-standards of judicial review- that has not previously received detailed and systematic attention.

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