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To: Kokojmudd

The supreme court ruled it was up to state laws to decide whether eminent domain could be used for private property. They didn't say it was ok or not ok just that it was not something within their juridiction to stop, and that it was the decision of the state court, and state laws. It's a states rights issue. Eminent domain differs in each state.


21 posted on 06/24/2005 10:23:33 AM PDT by kharaku (G3)
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To: kharaku

It is not just a states right issue. The 5th amendment is supposed to protect the property rights of all citizens. It's not a "gift" conferred upon people by a benevolent government.



31 posted on 06/24/2005 10:28:11 AM PDT by jess35
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To: kharaku

"The supreme court ruled it was up to state laws to decide whether eminent domain could be used for private property. They didn't say it was ok or not ok just that it was not something within their juridiction to stop, and that it was the decision of the state court, and state laws. It's a states rights issue. Eminent domain differs in each state."


Oh, I haven't read the entire ruling but if that is the case than I would expect RED states to pass legislation limiting eminant domain.


32 posted on 06/24/2005 10:28:26 AM PDT by Kokojmudd (Sell ALL Federal Court Properties to Walmart! Outsource Judiciary to India, NOW!)
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To: kharaku
The supreme court ruled it was up to state laws to decide

The supreme court told local government that it is free to violate the Constitution. This decision, along with the Commerce Clause decision gives total power to the government. Government now owns all property and all persons. We no longer live in a free country.
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57 posted on 06/24/2005 10:55:40 AM PDT by mugs99
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