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National Parks and the Supreme Court Mary Ellen ''Making Good Use of History:Many Americans revere their national parks as places of natural beauty and cultural significance but few realize how often these landscapes have been shaped by the courtroom as much as by conservation policy. With more than 3,500 lawsuits involving the National Park Service, litigation has defined, defended, and sometimes even threatened the character of the parks. Without these legal fights, the Gettysburg battlefield might be covered with strip