By Gideon Kanner
There's a new book out: "Evicted! Property Rights and Eminent Domain," by George Schultz (ABC-CLIO 2010). It purports to tell the story of eminent domain, starting with a primer on property rights, through a description of how the eminent domain process operates, to a final startling conclusion that to solve the problem of eminent domain abuse for private gain, there is no need to reform the widely despised condemnation law. Instead, Schultz would ...
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