John Sturgeon

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John Sturgeon is an American hunter and conservationist best known for his U.S. Supreme Court case challenging federal authority over state-owned lands in Alaska.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservationist
human
hunter
advocatesFor rights of Alaska hunters
state sovereignty over navigable waters in Alaska
associatedWith Alaska hunting community
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
fieldOfWork public lands policy in Alaska
wildlife conservation
hasNotableCourtAppearance argued before the U.S. Supreme Court in Sturgeon v. Frost
knownFor challenging National Park Service authority over state-owned lands in Alaska
legalActionAgainst National Park Service NERFINISHED
legalActionConcernedWith scope of federal regulatory authority in Alaska national parks
use of hovercraft on Nation River in Alaska
legalCaseDecisionDate 2016
2019
legalCaseHeardBy Supreme Court of the United States NERFINISHED
legalCaseName Sturgeon v. Frost (2016) NERFINISHED
Sturgeon v. Frost (2019) NERFINISHED
legalCaseOutcome Supreme Court ruled in his favor on federal authority limits in Alaska NERFINISHED
notableFor Supreme Court case Sturgeon v. Frost NERFINISHED
litigation over federal authority on Alaska lands
occupation conservationist
hunter
partyToLegalCase Sturgeon v. Frost NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Alaska NERFINISHED
positionOnPublicLands opposes expansive federal control over state-owned lands in Alaska
residence Alaska NERFINISHED
roleInLegalCase plaintiff in Sturgeon v. Frost

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Sturgeon hasNotableBearer John Sturgeon