Where can I find articles supporting eminent domain?
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EMINENT DOMAIN - The government's right to acquire private property for public use. \n\n1)The Castle Coalition is the Institute for Justice’s nationwide grassroots property rights activism project.  We help home and small business owners protect themselves and stand up to the greedy governments and developers who seek to take private property for their own gain. And thanks to the gracious generosity of our donors, we're able to do this for free.\n2)The controversial Lafayette Landings subdivision in Floyds Knobs has been approved by the Floyd County (Ind.) Plan Commission. \n3)One of the distinguishing features of a free society is its defense of the right of private property. As every individual has the right to his life, so has he the right to those things necessary to sustain life - among them, the private ownership of property and the ability to keep the fruits of his labor.\n4)Eminent Domain: the power of a government to take private property for public use; the 5th Amendment of the US Constitution and articles in many state constitutions allow this practice provided that just compensation is made.\nThe World's Largest Online Library 43 articles listed.
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legal aid society;housing authority;public library, google; ask jeeves
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I would say either the library or talk to your local newspapers. Maybe courthouses also.
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Here is one site but you will find several by entering the words delinquent property taxes in a Yahoo search \n\nhttp://www.foreclosure.com/?rsp=20135&myapp-promo-id=yahoo-fdc-delinquent%20property%20tax
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no,  there is no negotiation w/ the govt.,you have to fight tooth and nail. and it helps if your neighbors help you too.  there is a story of eminent domain in the reader's digest, look it up maybe it can help you
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http://www.justia.us/index.html\n\nSearch for 'telegraph'
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findlaw.com\n\nIt's a good place to start.
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Use friday's El Ahram newspapers (the real estate section) or Al waseet that is issued and distributed on friday as well.\nYou can also visit:\n\nwww.ewaseet.com
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Try out the First Amendment Center:\n\nhttp://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/?src=overture\n\nI haven't researched this site, but they list their categories as "speech, press, religious liberty, assembly, and petition."  The top few of their articles listed under "Headlines" are:\n\n"Anti-war protest allowed outside NY mall"\n"Md. high court: Baltimore agency must open meetings"\n"Texas PBS station to air program it initially blocked"\n"Ind. judge rejects prosecutor's bid to stop opponent's political ad" \n\nAnd, it allows you the option to choose from more headlines.  There are also many other options.\n\nHope this helps.  I simply did an Internet search and it was the first I found.  You may even be able to find more if you research.  Good luck with your homework.
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of course newspapers and go to\nhttp://www.monster.com
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this site directs you to newspaper articles etc, I hope it helps http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/Guide/
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Try searching on \nwww.findarticles.com (be sure to search with clear words)\n\nYou may also find links from google.com (use the specific keywords separated by "")
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http://www.lifeandliberty.gov/
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try opencontent.org It is excellent
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NO!\n\nThe people of this country seriously need to lobby. The latest Supreme Court ruling regarding E.D. is NOT a good thing for property owners. Becuase the Supreme Court is the final say, what needs to be done is citizens need to write and pressure local and state officials as well as Congress to get laws in place to protect property owners.
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Check out this website I hope it helps.\nwww.publiclands.org/explore/site.php?search=YES&back=Search+Results&id=1337
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Eminent Domain (not iminent)is when the government can control the use of land directly by acquiring the property itself and exercising the prerogatives towards it. If the current ownr of the land is unwilling to sell, the government, unlike private individuals, can judically compel its transfer through an eminent domain or condemnation action. \n\nThe government must prove that there is a "public use" involved. In other words, the use of the land as to what best serves the public.\n\nThe government is required to pay just compensation for the land taken. This amount is set by a jury after an evidentary hearing.