… This analysis suggests that politicians can … interpret public interest statutes in the traditional
manner advocated in this Article. But when judges are called upon to interpret special interest …

… the interests … public values analysis, I think many of the decisions discussed in Part II were
wrongly decided. The Achilles' Heel of public values analysis is that one person's (my) public …

… governmental interest analysis on its own merits. My critique begins with a brief analysis of
the principles underlying the Currie school's calculations of whether a state has an interest in …

… As the number of broadcast stations increased, and competing electronic media emerged,
the FCC shifted the focus of its public interest analysis from detailed prescription of …

… public good of the people" are the transcendent political purposes. We need not go back
hundreds of years to find interest in public interest … of analytical precision of public interest theory…

… It is sometimes claimed that interest analysis is not as simplistic as it used to be; that several
… aspects of interest analysis that seem to be characteristic of mainstream interpretations. …

… cost of these necessary interpretations greatly increased. These costs are particularly
unwarranted when little public interest or potential for significant public contribution exists, which …

… constitutional and public interest litigation by concerned citizens. … of public interest litigation.
It does not examine the use of the criminal law, equity or the law of tort for public interest …

… have greater responsibilities to serve the public interest than lawyers in private … public interest
serving" role for government attorneys. This Article provides a defense of the public interest …

… for the consuming public: "(Wie cannot say that it could not be in the public interest to have
one … we will not say that the public does not have an interest in competition even though that …