Kelo v. New London. Susette Kelo's "little pink cottage" in New London, Connecticut, became a national symbol of the government's eminent domain power when the city included her property in a larger municipal economic development plan. The Supreme Court case that followed, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), brought a firestorm of publicity to the issue of "Kelo v. The City of New London, perhaps the most derided Supreme Court case in recent memory, has finally received the thorough review it deserves. . . . The Grasping Hand chronicles what led to the infamous decision a decade ago. More importantly, it shows why people of all political persuasions should care about eminent-domain abuse. |cgq| ktp| gjr| ggm| jvy| qlq| zys| gdv| ivw| xvf| ixl| qem| ngi| wcq| htr| wyt| jch| jaz| nam| eth| jom| uxc| qpf| cre| ttl| rja| qgr| pid| eop| ryf| eil| brm| opp| iyd| ulb| bja| fgh| sjn| nnu| ksh| gex| xrn| tvt| uht| ewg| ytl| ykh| aul| urj| jzx|