Posted by Eugene Volokh:
Takings Clause (with Parochial Link to Two of the Volokh Conspirators):
http://volokh.com/archives/archive_2009_03_01-2009_03_07.shtml#1236363580


   One of the cool things about my [1]part-part-part-time gig with Mayer
   Brown LLP is that I get to help my colleagues on some of the most
   fascinating constitutional law cases around. One very recent example
   is the [2]certiorari petition in Empress Casino v. Giannoulias, a case
   involving a pretty deep split on the important question of when a
   monetary exaction becomes a taking for Takings Clause purposes. The
   split has been aggravated by the Court's fractured opinion in
   [3]Eastern Associates v. Apfel (1998) -- 4-1-4 decisions tend to do
   that -- though it existed even independently of that case.

   Our very own Ilya Somin, together with Eric Claeys, Richard Epstein,
   Nicole Garnett, and Eric Kades, has also signed on to [4]a law
   professors' amicus brief in support of the petition, written by
   Stephen B. Kinnaird and his Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker
   colleagues; and this [5]amicus brief from the Mountain States Legal
   Foundation, one of the oldest pro-property-rights (among other things)
   advocacy groups, is also very good. If you're a Takings Clause buff,
   check them out -- this is important and very interesting stuff.

References

   1. http://volokh.com/archives/archive_2006_01_22-2006_01_28.shtml#1138390682
   2. http://www.appellate.net/briefs/Empress_Casino_v_Giannoulias_Petition.pdf
   3. http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/97-42.ZO.html
   4. http://volokh.com/files/empresslawprof.pdf
   5. http://volokh.com/files/empressmountain.pdf

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