University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law

Course

Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control

Law School Description

The course covers the legal aspects of water and water rights with primary focus on Hawai‘i. Topics include: Native Hawaiian water rights, pre-McBryde case law, McBryde and post-McBryde developments, water pollution, ground water designation, institutional relationships, and various types of allocation systems.

Uh Mānoa Catalog Description

Legal aspects of water and water rights with focus on Hawai'i.

Course Details

Banner Grading Options

Audit

Credit/No Credit

Letter Grade

Typical Course Credit

2

Credit Limit

3

Repeat Limit

Not Repeatable

Instructor Approval

No

Competition

No

Typical Enrollment Cap

(no data)

Assigned Sections

No

Bar Course

No

Clinical Requirement

No

Category

Environmental - Land Use - Ocean Law, International Law / PALS
Prerequisites
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Previous Semesters

Class #
Instructor
Term
Year
Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control
Williamson B.C. Chang
Spring
2011
Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control
Williamson B.C. Chang
Spring
2010
Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control
Williamson B.C. Chang
Spring
2008
Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control
Williamson B.C. Chang
Spring
2009
Legal Aspects of Water Resources and Control
Williamson B.C. Chang
Spring
2012
More Listing
Course #:
LWEV
588

Tentative Course Rotation

• FT Year Freq.– Annually
• FT Semester Freq.– Spring
• PT Year Freq.– Every Three Years
• PT Semester Freq.– Spring

Effective Since

Fall
1980

Offering

Regular

Schedule Type

Lecture/Discussion (LED)

Major Restrictions

Law