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Tuesday, February 22, 2005

Doesn't look good for the Kelos

Based on Marty Lederman's account of the Kelo arguments today, things do not look good for the Kelos. Ledermann reports that "it was clear to O'Connor and Kennedy that the Court would have to overrule Midkiff and Berman to rule for the plaintiffs, an approach for which there was no majority."