UW Podcast Examines Scalia Replacement, Public Land Control

United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia speaks at the University of Wyoming College of Law in October 2012. A UW constitutional law specialist will discuss the consequence of a long delay in replacing Scalia on this week’s UW podcast, “The University of Wyoming Today.” (UW Photo)

College of Law Professor Stephen Feldman will explain how the lengthy delay in replacing the late United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia could influence the outcome on some important decisions coming before the court, on this week’s UW podcast, “The University of Wyoming Today.”

In other segments, College of Law Professor Debra Donahue will give some background on the recent attempts to take over federal lands, and researcher Matt Hayes will describe how beavers are helping to manage ecological systems in Wyoming’s riparian zones.

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