An edition of The meaning of the prohibition on taking an endangered species (Briefly-- : perspectives on legislation, regulation, and litigation)
(1998)
The meaning of the prohibition on taking an endangered species (Briefly-- : perspectives on legislation, regulation, and litigation)
by John Copeland Nagle
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The meaning of the prohibition on taking an endangered species (Briefly-- : perspectives on legislation, regulation, and litigation)
1998, National Legal Center for the Public Interest
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093729974X 9780937299746
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First Sentence
"With one exception, the regulatory provisions of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) apply to the federal government, not to private parties."
Table of Contents
Preface
The Meaning of the Prohibition on Taking an Endangered Species
Background and Overview of the Take Prohibition
Application on the Take Prohibition
General Principles in Applying the Take Prohibition
Knowledge
Intent
Causation
Omissions
Prevention of Recovery
Authorization
Remedies
Evaluating the Take Prohibition in Light of the Ways in which Species Become Endangered
Conclusion
Appendix
Table of Cases on the Take Prohibition
About the Author
The Mission of the National Legal Center
Edition Notes
The Physical Object
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