Zoning, Planning and Use
Jul. 14, 2006
Will 'Hamdan' Join 'Kelo' on Congress' Dusty To-Do List?
WASHINGTON - Almost exactly a year ago, after the Supreme Court's decision to endorse the right of governments to seize property purely for economic benefit, Congress was in an uproar.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Almost exactly a year ago, after the Supreme Court's decision to endorse the right of governments to seize property purely for economic benefit, Congress was in an uproar.
Yet legislation that would limit the scope of the ruling remains in limbo in the Senate.
The inaction comes in an election year w...
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