Abstract

James R. May is a Professor of Law, co-director of the Environmental Law Center, Professor of Graduate Engineering (Adjunct), and founder and co-director of the Masters of Marine Policy (MMP) program at Widener University, Pennsylvania. He serves as a Fellow of the American College of Environmental Lawyers, and is a former H. Albert Young Constitutional Law Fellow. He is widely published. His most recent book is Principles of Constitutional Environmental Law (American Bar Assn, Envtl L Inst, 2011). May has served as a pro bono litigator on public interest environmental cases throughout the country, working on cases at every level from state boards to the United States Supreme Court.