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How to Remedy the Court's Unreasonable Expansion of the Public Use Doctrine
This Comment will deal with the evolution of the public use requirement in Part II. Part III deals with the unnecessary expansion of the definition of a public use. In Part IV I will argue why the courts should return to a public use definition in line with the intent of the Fifth Amendment as writt
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