Professor Sarah Schindler
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Maxine Kurtz Faculty Research Scholar & Professor of Law at U. Denver @SturmCOL / property, land use, local government, & the exclusionary built environment.
Denver, CO
Joined January 2012
RT @SSRN: Land use & planning law has gained attention due to its impact on critical issues like housing affordability, #economicgrowth, so…
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The Harmful Implications of Failing To Notify Renters About Land-Use Hearings via @ProMarket_org
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I talked with this reporter about state and local bans on artificial turf:
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I had a great time talking about geofences and micromobility at @UNSWLaw today. Thanks for having me!
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@michaelcpollack @mtokson @UChiLRev Congrats! Look forward to reading it. Kellen and I have a short section about property and the Fourth Amendment - specifically with respect to how renters and homeowners are treated differently - in the Anti-Tenancy Doctrine (
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Talking about Good Neighbor Agreements on the local news.
What are good neighbor agreements and why is Denver using them for housing sites?
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I have a new review posted on JOTWELL about @Erika_K_Wilson’s excellent essay, White Cities, White Schools:
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Co-author Kellen Zale with our Neighbors Without Notice poster at the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies at @UChicago
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Our research shows that of the 75 largest cities in the US, only 12 affirmatively provide notice of public land use hearings to tenants, while nearly all of these cities provide direct notice to property owners.
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@MoCoMikeE Kellen Zale and I have written a law review article, published in the UPenn Law Review, about this issue. It's called The Anti-Tenancy Doctrine:
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@DrTaraGoddard @bellachu10 Kellen Zale and I have a draft law review article in submission now about this. It's called Neighbors Without Notice. Of the largest 75 US cities, only 12 affirmatively provide notice of public land-use hearings to tenants, whereas nearly all provide notice to property owners
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@david__simon Every year at the AALS meeting there is an environmental law field trip. It's usually a lot of fun, interesting, and a great way to meet people. The downside is, it's on one of the days of the conference so it often conflicts with a panel that you would otherwise want to attend.
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