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And at last, here is the podcast on zoning prop9.mp3, concluding the unit on land use controls.

If I do a podcast on eminent domain it will be a short one. Have a great weekend!

I had intended to do these as one podcast on private land use controls, but I realized after doing the nuisance section that everything together would be too long. So, here is the podcast on nuisance: prop7.mp3; and here's the one on servitudes: prop8.mp3.

I plan to have our zoning podcast done by Friday, although I'm feeling a little guilty for leaving my poor federal courts students in the cold. I owe them a couple of podcasts, too.

This site is maintained by CALI, and podcasting is part of its technology and law teaching empire. If you have a moment, it would help CALI and me significantly if you could take this survey. CALI will not release to me the results for my students, and it won't release the results of the survey at all until well after the semester has ended.

I really use this kind of information to structure what I provide for students, so knowing on a grand scale what works, what doesn't, and why helps me and my future students enormously.

Thanks!!

The sound is a little weird--a little electronic, or something. prop6.mp3. It hits the high points, though.

Here is the landlord tenant podcast. prop5.mp3. I hope to finish the land transaction one tomorrow, so stay tuned!

Here is the podcast on concurrent estates. prop4.mp3. Good luck tomorrow, and we'll start next week on leasehold estates and landlord/tenant law.

Here is the podcast for estates and future interests. prop3.mp3. It's a summary, and not a series of problems. If you need more practice problems, let me know.

The Seventh Circuit issued this recent decision in a case on how not to act like a lawyer. redwood.pdf. The case presents a host of interesting federalism and procedural issues, but the most interesting part is the one meritorious claim of the plaintiffs and the court's resolution.

And even though I don't particularly like Easterbrook as a human being, he is one clear writer.

Here is the podcast on subsequent possession for Property. prop2.mp3. I plan to do one podcast on estates and future interests together, since they mesh logically that way, so you won't see the next podcast for at least a few days.

Well, the new semester has truly begun. Here is the first podcast for Real Property, covering chapter 1 on first possession, and other introductory concepts. Let me know if covering something in greater detail would be helpful.

prop1.mp3