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E-mail Print Pacific PolicyCast: Righting Property Wrongs: Proposition 90 and California property rights


By: Joshua S. Treviño
10.2.2006

Pacific Research Institute's Josh Treviño interviews Steven Greenhut of the Orange County Register and author of the PRI pamphlet "Righting Property Wrongs: Proposition 90 and California property rights."

 

"Protect Our Homes Initiative," Proposition 90, would include significant restrictions on the ability of governments to use eminent domain for economic development purposes and to pass regulations that limit property rights.

Property rights in the United States were vastly eroded after the high court, in a 5-to-4 ruling, declared that local governments can take property from individual owners and give it to other private owners in the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 23, 2005 decision Kelo v. the City of New London (Connecticut). The justices ruled that it’s not the court’s job to “second-guess” cities, declaring that the Fifth Amendment’s requirement that takings be for a “public use” had long been a dead letter.

 

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