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Pastimes : Politics for Morons – Thread Moron Political Annex
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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (229)6/25/2005 3:46:35 PM
From: Tom C  Read Replies (1) of 326
 
The line that needs to be clarified is what is a legitimate "public use" justification for exercise of eminent domain. The line that needs to be clarified is what is a legitimate "public use" justification for exercise of eminent domain.

That’s the nub. This ruling extends the line on what is a legitimate “public” use. Now it’s whatever the municipality says it is unless the state has some guidelines.

Or we could just dump the idea of states rights and define it at the federal level,

States rights ended when the right to succession was defeated.
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