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Bellwork. In your own words, explain the legal principle of Eminent Domain. Be prepared to volunteer your answer out loud. Eminent Domain. Agenda. Discuss what you already know about Eminent Domain In SIX groups of 4 students read FAQ’s about Eminent

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  1. Bellwork In your own words, explain the legal principle of Eminent Domain. Be prepared to volunteer your answer out loud

  2. Eminent Domain Agenda Discuss what you already know about Eminent Domain In SIX groups of 4 students read FAQ’s about Eminent Domain and provide feedback to the class 4. Watch a music video discussing the US Supreme Court case Kelo v. City of New London 5. Write a legal brief!

  3. Focus What will you be able to do afterward? • Better understand Eminent Domain • Identify a potential area of the law for • future employment • Help your community organize to defend • itself against Eminent Domain • Understand the perspectives surrounding • the use of Eminent Domain • Become familiar with how Eminent • Domain has evolved over time This lesson will build on your previous lessons in respect to: * Differences between Public and Private * Constitutional Powers: the 5th Amendment

  4. F.A.Q.’s about Eminent Domain • Instructions: • Get into 6 groups of roughly equal size • Each group receives a FAQ from the FindLaw website regarding Eminent Domain • Each group reads their FAQ together. • Present your FAQ and summarize the answer with EXAMPLES if possible • Assign the following roles: • Reader (reads aloud to your group) • Time keeper (your group must be ready to present in 5 minutes) • Recorder (writes down important points as they are read) • Presenter (explains findings to the class…short and sweet)

  5. 1 2 3 Takings Clause Condemnation How is the value of your property established? Condemnation Dedication of Land Exceptions Provide EXAMPLES when possible 4 5 6 Partial Takings Constructive Takings Temporary Takings Public Use requirement Checks and Balances Excess Condemnation Notice Hearing Remedies

  6. Three years after the decision, in 2008, the house was rededicated on a new site on Franklin Street in New London. The house had been reacquired and moved by Avner Gregory and stands as a monument, with an explanatory plaque out front, to the battle over eminent domain. The Kelo House (1890) Connecticut March 20th, 2009

  7. Do Your Homework!

  8. Homework Brief: Kelo v City of New London CASE NAME: someone v someone (date) FACTS: tell the story, up to but not including the Supreme Court decision LEGAL QUESTION: Whether (behavior X) violates (legal principle Y) provided for under (law Z) DECISION: (vote) in favor of (someone) IMPACT: how did this decision change America

  9. Video Clip Eminent Domain

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