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September 22, 2011
Assessing the Kelo Apology
Reason Hit & Run
by Damon W. Root
Daniel Goldstein, the Brooklyn homeowner who led the legal battle against the Atlantic Yards eminent domain boondoggle, offers a few choice words in response to yesterday’s big news that Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Richard Palmer has apologized to homeowner Susette Kelo for his role in her notorious eminent domain case.
Posted by eric at September 22, 2011 10:57 AM