ENV · S02Principles and Doctrines: Public TrustAsked in 3 of 7 papers (Dec ’22, Dec ’23, Jan ’25)For a riverbank traditionally available for public use, what does the public-trust doctrine principally change about the State’s position?
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ProAThe State is trustee for public benefit, not an unrestricted owner
BIt transfers the riverbank automatically to whichever investor offers the highest price
CIt removes every possibility of regulating access for conservation
DIt makes each visitor the exclusive owner of the part visited
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