Eminent domain done right: Part 1, the transaction
While the foes of eminent domain for economic development (ED4ED) have done an outstanding job of bringing to prominence their poster plaintiffs like Suzette Kelo (and hiding their more questionable ones), eminent domain’s proponents have noticeably failed to personalize their successes, falling back instead on hoary nostrums about responsible government and deliberative process.
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