The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that even noncharter cities can use eminent domain to confiscate people’s homes and businesses and make way for shopping centers.
Maybe we should replace the deteriorating Governor’s Mansion with a Lowe’s.
State and Local Government
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Sarah Brodsky
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