New uses or more intensive uses of government easements require new compensation.
September 19, 2022
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Government action that infringes on property rights must be strictly reviewed, with uncertain facts read to favor the property owner.
July 19, 2022
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Property taxes must be paid, and homeowners must follow specific statutory protocols when their properties are sold in tax sales, but the government does not have the discretion to keep any more money beyond what's owed.
June 22, 2022
Supreme Court of Alabama
A court can’t call a doctrine that it created a “background principle” of property law to deprive property owners of their fundamental right to exclude trespassers.
June 13, 2022
Florida Court of Appeal
An eviction moratorium that gives possession of rental properties to the occupants regardless of whether they pay rent, or comply with the lease, or any other facts and circumstances, is a physical taking contrary to the Fifth Amendment.
June 02, 2022
United States Court of Appeal for the Eighth Circuit
The Fourth Amendment defends privacy rights on private property, and the government has no right to use GPS monitoring to spy on innocent people as a condition for engaging in business.
May 09, 2022
United States Court of Appeal for the Fifth Circuit
The Fourth Amendment Defends Liberty by Securing Property from Government Invasions
February 19, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States
The police can't deliberately destroy innocent people’s homes without paying fair, constitutionally-required compensation
April 17, 2020
Property rights enable landowners to protect themselves from pollution
September 12, 2019
Supreme Court of the United States