Article: Eminent domain after Kelo v. City of New London: an argument for banning economic development takings.

 
I. INTRODUCTION 
II. HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE 
A. Public-Private Takings in the Colonial 
   and Revolutionary Eras 
B. Public-Private Takings in the Nineteenth 
   Century 
C. Public-Private Takings in the Early 
   Twentieth Century 
D. Public-Private Takings in the Latter 
   Twentieth Century: Berman, Midkiff, 
   and Poletown 
E. The Kelo Decision 
   1. The Majority Opinion 
   2. Justice Kennedy's Concurring 
  Opinion 
   3. Justice O'Connor's Dissenting 
  Opinion 
   4. Justice Thomas's Dissenting Opinion. 
III. JUSTIFICATIONS FOR EMINENT DOMAIN 
A. Overview of Common Justifications 
B. ...

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