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endangered species

Stop designating “critical habitat” for endangered species where none exist

July 2, 2020 0

The Court’s unanimous “scolding” of the USFWS was the subject of many editorials and columns, but only a few of us actually speculated, at the time, about the ripple effects it might have on other cases. In fact, USFWS has…

government overreach

SCOTUS: Government cannot force private property owners to allow public access without due process

June 23, 2019 4

“Thanks to Rose’s courage and the Supreme Court’s careful examination of this issue, property owners should now receive a prompt and fair federal hearing when the government takes their property for public use but fails to pay compensation.” Supreme Court…

Government run amok

Supreme Court vacates 9th Circuit ruling against EPA victim, Joe Robertson

April 23, 2019 1

EPA said Joe needed permission from the Army Corps of Engineers to dig the ponds. The federal government criminally prosecuted him, and at age 77 he was sent to prison for 18 months and fined $130,000, a conviction upheld by…

Government run amok

Will SCOTUS decision subject your septic tank to federal regulations?

February 20, 2019 0

Petitioners also argue the decision would subject taxpayers to costly permits and fines. The 9th Circuit ruling could also mean property owners with, say, septic tanks could be looped into a new regulatory scheme. Michael Bastasch Daily Caller Foundation US…

endangered species

SCOTUS hands property owners victory in Endangered Species case

November 28, 2018 0

The government conceded drastic alteration to the land would be needed in order for the gopher frog to survive, including replacing thousands of trees and conducting controlled burns to kill off underbrush. Michael Bastasch and Kevin Daley Daily Caller •The…

latest_news

SCOTUS partly to blame for America’s ‘Rural vs Urban’ resentment

April 16, 2017 1

Thus the concept that was established in the US Constitution for representation of the people in Congress, held true for the states as well until the 1960s. It was obliterated at the state level by these court decisions, leaving our…

latest_news

Feds get slammed by courts in WOTUS jurisdiction case

January 28, 2017 1

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of Hawkes, setting a precedent that landowners may challenge the Corps’ jurisdictional determinations. The case was then remanded back to the district court for a final decision on the facts, which found the…

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