Maryland Republicans fight for eminent domain vote
Some Republican state legislators in Maryland are working to put a constitutional amendment on the 2006 ballot that would limit taking property in the name of eminent domain to roads, schools and other publicly owned projects.
Some Republican state legislators in Maryland are working to put a constitutional amendment on the 2006 ballot that would limit taking property in the name of eminent domain to roads, schools and other publicly owned projects. According to the Baltimore Sun, state Democrats also are interested in limiting eminent domain but with fewer restrictions. Baltimore Sun
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