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Since the Kelo v. New London decision by the Supreme Court, local governments around the United States have seized over 30 properties for economic development, specifically citing the Kelo case as the precedent to do so. Lives have been ruined, rights have been trampled and the state and federal government has waited to fix the problem. The spirit of the Kelo case has come to Stockbridge, Georgia. The Stockbridge City Council has condemned several properties to build a new town center and a new City Hall, while only offering the property owners a small fraction of what their property is...

This is a story that ran last night on eminent domain abuse in Stockbridge, Georgia. The link pops up Windows Media Player. It's only about three minutes long.

Stockbridge officials will condemn eight properties in its urban redevelopment district, completing the 22-acre puzzle officials hope to turn into a new city hall, park, parking and retail, office and residential development. The city council Thursday voted to begin condemnation procedures on five properties owned by four groups, including the Stockbridge Florist & Gifts shop, for development as a new city hall with a multi-story parking deck in the back. The city's appointed Urban Redevelopment Agency, at a meeting that followed the council's Thursday, decided to condemn three other properties to turn over to private developers who, according to plans,...

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