From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 684: The N.C. Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of Forsyth County property owners and against the state Department of Transportation in a case involving the Map Act. Jon Guze, the John Locke Foundation’s director of legal studies, analyzes the court’s ruling and assesses its significance for property rights in the Tar Heel State.
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