Institute for Justice

November 2000, Volume 9, Number 5

Private Property Must Be Respected Even In The Empire State

November 2000 Private Property Must Be Respected Even In The Empire State By Dana Berliner The abuse of eminent domain–where government takes private property against the owner’s will–is a nationwide problem. When IJ began litigating in this area, we had no idea we would be flooded with calls and letters from property owners being…

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IJ Prepared To Remove DOJ From Charter Schoolhouse Doors

Florida: The Kids Win a Big One

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