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>Any reduction in these rights is viewed as a legal "taking" or condemnation of a property right by the state I wonder what role "eminent domain" may play in a
by ryen 12y ago
>Any reduction in these rights is viewed as a legal "taking" or condemnation of a property right by the state
I wonder what role "eminent domain" may play in an issue like that.
- pjlegato 12y agoIn the US, states have vast, almost unlimited powers to seize private property for the public good, provided they pay fair compensation.
- dragonwriter 12y ago"Eminent domain" is simply the power to condemn, which is limited by the requirement for just compensation under the Takings Clause of the 5th Amendment.