Historic Preservation Law in a Nutshell

Sara C. Bronin, George Washington University Law School

Ryan M. Rowberry, Georgia State University College of Law

Tad Heuer

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Updated text throughout, including new federal and/or state cases in every chapter and additional coverage of:

• Advisory Council for Historic Preservation program alternatives
• The implications of the Supreme Court’s Loper Bright Enterprises decision for traditional agency deference
• The rescission of the Council on Environmental Quality regulations for the National Environmental Policy Act
• The concepts of traditional cultural property and Indigenous Knowledge
• The repatriation, consultation, and compensation provisions of the Native Americans Graves Repatriation Act
• Tax credits and building codes affecting rehabilitation projects
• Caselaw affecting religious liberty and grants for historic religious properties

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