Michigan State Law Review

ISSUE 2004:4

 

 

Table of Contents

 

THE DEATH OF POLETOWN: THE FUTURE OF EMINENT DOMAIN AND

URBAN DEVELOPMENT AFTER COUNTY OF WAYNE V.HATHCOCK

SYMPOSIUM ISSUE

Foreword: The Death of Poletown: The Future of Eminent Domain

and Urban Development after County of Wayne v. Hathcock

Adam Mossoff…..837

 

Thomas Cooley, "Public Use," and New Directions in Takings Jurisprudence

James W. Ely, Jr.…..845

 

Public Ruses

James E. Krier & Christopher Serkin …..859

 

Public Use Limitations and Natural Property Rights

Eric R. Claeys…..877

 

The Political Economy of Public use in Poletown: How Federal Grants

Encourage Excessive Use of Eminent Domain

William A. Fischel …..929

 

Taking Eminent Domain Apart

Lee Anne Fennel …..957

 

Overcoming Poletown: County of Wayne v. Hathcock, Economic

Development Takings, and the Future of Public Use

Ilya Somin …..1005

 

The Changing Landscape and Recognition of the Public Use Limitation:

Is Hathcock the precursor of Kelo?

Alan T. Ackerman …..1041

Comments

 

Prosecutorial Waiver in Michigan and Nationwide

Matthew William Bell …..1071

 

The Subtle Birth of Activism: the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure

Joseph J. Gavin …..1101

 

M&A Lockups: Broadly Applying the Omnicare Decision to Require

Fiduciary Outs in All Merger Agreements

Christopher J. Moceri …..1157