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A federal judge ruled that Johnston, Rhode Island, unlawfully seized land intended for an affordable housing project, stating the town lacked the legal authority to do so. The ruling emphasizes the necessity for municipalities to adhere to state laws regarding eminent domain. The case remains ongoing as additional claims are still being addressed.
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A federal judge ruled that Johnston, Rhode Island, unlawfully seized land intended for an affordable housing project, stating the town lacked the legal authority to do so. The ruling emphasizes the necessity for municipalities to adhere to state laws regarding eminent domain. The case remains ongoing as additional claims are still being addressed.
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