A NEW MUST OF THE PUBLIC TRUST: MODIFYING WISCONSIN'S PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE TO ACCOMMODATE MODERN DEVELOPMENT WHILE STILL SERVING THE DOCTRINE'S ESSENTIAL GOALS.

It is not the law, as we view it, that the state, represented by its Legislature, must forever be quiescent in the administration of the trust doctrine, to the extent of leaving the shores of Lake Michigan in all instances in the same condition and contour as they existed prior to the advent of the white civilization in the territorial area of Wisconsin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]