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November 10, 2006
Nolon on the Myths of Kelo
John R. Nolon (Pace Law School) has posted Property Rights and Eminent Domain: The Mighty Myths of the Kelo Case on the internet. I disagree with Nolon on some fine points on the Supreme Court's precedent in this area, but I agree with his overall position. I also think that his Myth #5 ignores the significant behind-the-scenes role played by Pfizer in pushing for the New London redevelopment plan. In any event, this short essay is definitely worth a read for anyone interested in Kelo and the Public Use issue.
Ben Barros
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November 10, 2006 in Recent Scholarship, Takings | Permalink
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