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May 17 2023 Publication
Washington Supreme Court Allows Some Claims To Proceed in Challenge to Delivery Fee Ordinance
State Court Docket Watch

Washington Supreme Court Allows Some Claims To Proceed in Challenge to Delivery Fee Ordinance

Anthony Sanders

In a recent Washington Supreme Court decision, Washington Food Industry Association v. City of Seattle,...

Topics: State Courts · State Governments · State Constitutions

Jun 29 2021

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  • Environmental Law & Property Rights
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California Regulation Ruled an Uncompensated Taking in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid

  • Adam F. Griffin

On June 23, 2021, the United States Supreme Court issued an important decision for property...

Dec 2 2019 Publication
An Unconstitutional Attempt to Address Affordable Housing
Federalist Society Review

An Unconstitutional Attempt to Address Affordable Housing

Jeffrey M. Harris

Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...

Topics: Constitution · Due Process · Environmental Law & Property Rights

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

Dec 20 2018

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  • Administrative Law & Regulation
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Love Terminal Partners v. United States: Where Wright Amendment Reform Went Wrong

  • Christian Corrigan

What was the Wright Amendment? George Will once characterized the Wright Amendment and the situation...

Sep 14 2017 Video
Click to play: Regulatory Takings Law:  Exceptions to the Penn Central Approach
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Regulatory Takings Law: Exceptions to the Penn Central Approach

Eric R. Claeys

When is a landowner most likely to prevail over the government in a regulatory takings...

Topics: Property Law · Environmental Law & Property Rights

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

Aug 1 2017 Video
Click to play: Regulatory Takings Law: Penn Central v. City of New York
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Regulatory Takings Law: Penn Central v. City of New York

Eric R. Claeys

Why is a state or local government more likely to prevail against a landowner in...

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

Jun 23 2017

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  • Federalism & Separation of Powers
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Supreme Court Opinions & Orders Update

  • Timothy Courtney

Today the Supreme Court released three more opinions. A summary follows: (1)  Perry v. Merit...

Sep 1 2016 Publication
Finding the Denominator in Regulatory Takings Cases: A Preview of Murr v. Wisconsin
Federalist Society Review

Finding the Denominator in Regulatory Takings Cases: A Preview of Murr v. Wisconsin

Christopher M. Kieser

Note from the Editor: This article discusses Murr v. Wisconsin, a regulatory takings case that the...

Topics: Federalism & Separation of Powers

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

Sep 29 2015 Publication
Horne v. United States Department of Agriculture: The Takings Clause and the Administrative State
Federalist Society Review

Horne v. United States Department of Agriculture: The Takings Clause and the Administrative State

Brian T. Hodges, Christopher M. Kieser

Note from the Editor: This article discusses and praises Horne v. United States Department of...

Topics: Federalism & Separation of Powers · Environmental Law & Property Rights

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

Feb 28 2014 Publication
Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Management District and Its Implications for Takings Law
Federalist Society Review

Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Management District and Its Implications for Takings Law

Brian T. Hodges

Note from the Editor: This article is about the Supreme Court's decision in Koontz v....

Sponsors: Environmental Law & Property Rights Practice Group

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