COASTAL AND OCEAN LAW
SUMMER 2005
Prof. Richard McLaughlin & Prof. Denise Antolini
SYLLABUS – PART TWO (ANTOLINI) - REVISED
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Course Requirements
Text:
Coastal and Ocean Law (2d ed. 2002), Kalo et al.
Attendance:
No more than three unexcused absences. Students with more than three
unexcused absences will not be able to take the final exam.
Exam:
July 29 (9:00 a.m.) – two hours closed book exam.
Room Change:
Classroom 2
Prof. Antolini:
Office: Suite 207 (Environmental Law Program Office)
Phone: 956-6238 (office) Home 638-5594 Email: antolini@hawaii.edu
Course materials posted on: www2.hawaii.edu/~antolini
Week 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mon. July 11(#10):
Browse:
Reading:
Case:
Browse:
A New Era of Ocean Management
Kalo, Preface (v-viii)
Pew Report: www.pewtrusts.org (go to Protecting Ocean Life)
Ocean Commission: www.oceancommission.gov
Ch. 6: Fisheries Management
Kalo, pp. 435-469
Fishermen’s Dock Coop. v. Brown
www.wpcouncil.org (Western Pacific Fisheries Management Council)
Tues. July 12 (#11):
Reading:
Cases:
Opt:
Browse:
Ch. 6: Fisheries Management
Kalo, pp. 469-490
NRDC v. Daley; AML v. Daley
Highly Migratory Species, pp. 508-513
www.oceana.org (ocean advocacy)
Wed. July 13:
No Class -- Prof. at State Environmental Council Meeting
Thurs. July 14 (#13): Ch. 7: Marine Protected Areas
Reading:
Kalo, pp. 778-781; Handouts
Browse:
http://www.hawaii.gov/dlnr/dar/mlcd/index.htm (Hawai`i MLCDs)
Field Trip:
Fri. July 15 (#12-13):
Double class:
Guest:
Reading:
Web browse:
Hanauma Bay MLCD (2 – 4 pm) - details to be provided
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands: Reserve, Refuge, Sanctuary
11:10 a.m. – 1:20 p.m. -- Lunch provided
Cha Smith, Exec. Dir. KAHEA (Hawai`i Environmental Alliance)
Ch. 6: Kalo, pp. 505-507 (NHWI); pp. 785-799 (Sanctuaries)
www.kahea.org (NWHI)
www.hawaiireef.noaa.gov (NWHI Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve)
Week 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mon. July 18 (#15):
Reading:
Case:
Browse:
Ch. 6: Fisheries and Ecosystems
Kalo, pp. 490-505
Greenpeace v. NMFS
www.nmfs.noaa.gov; swr.nmfs.noaa.gov/pir (Pacific Islands Region)
www.greenpeace.org/usa; www.greenpeace.org/international
Tues. July 19 (#16):
Reading:
Cases:
Browse:
Ch. 7: Protected Marine Species: Whales
Kalo, pp. 564-575
Japan Whaling Society v. American Cetacean Society
www.iwcoffice.org (International Whaling Commission)
www.acsonline.org (American Cetacean Society)
www.panda.org (WWF International) (Joint NGO Statement on Whaling)
Weds. July 20 (#17):
Reading:
Cases:
Browse:
Ch. 7: MMPA
Kalo, pp. 575-589
US v. Hayashi; Strong v. Sect’y of Commerce
www.wspa-usa.org (Free the Dolphins)
Thurs. July 21 (#18):
Reading:
Case:
Browse:
Ch. 7: Marine Endangered Species
Kalo, pp. 590-620
Cook Inlet Beluga Whale v. Daley; Sierra Club v. FWS
www.cetacea.org; www.usfws.org;
www.fishsniffer.com/fishpage/sturgeon.html
Guest Speaker: Marcia Hamilton & Josh DiMello, Western Pacific
Fisheries Management Council]
Handout #2 – WestPac Materials; casebook reading moved to
Monday July 25]
[Update:
[Reading:
Fri. July 22 (#19):
Reading:
Case:
Web browse:
Guest:
[Reading:
Ch. 7: Marine Endangered Species
Kalo, pp. 635-648
Greenpeace Foundation v. Mineta
www.earthjustice.org
Paul Achitoff, Managing Attorney, Earthjustice Mid-Pacific Office
Handout #2 – Leatherback Turtle Case]
Week 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mon. July 25 (#20): Ch. 7: Sea Turtles, Shrimp & TEDs
Reading:
Kalo, pp. 629-635
Case:
State of Louisiana v. Verity
Reading:
Kalo, pp. 670-688
Browse:
www.seaturtles.org
[Update:
This reading deleted, optional]
[Reading:
Read the July 21 casebook materials]
Reading:
Browse:
Ch. 7: Driftnets
Kalo, pp. 688-689
www.earthtrust.org (Driftnetwork)
Reading:
Browse:
Ch. 8: Ocean Dumping
Kalo, pp. 767-775
www.londonconvention.org/marpol_73.htm
Last Class; potluck lunch!