Four Years Later, Supreme Court's Stolen Land Remains Vacant

online.wsj.com — The Supreme Court's 2005 decision in Kelo v. City of New London stands as one of the worst in history. While Ms. Kelo and her neighbors lost their homes, the city and the state spent some $78 million to bulldoze private property for high-end condos and other "desirable" elements. Instead, the wrecked and condemned neighborhood still stands vacant.