Horne v. Department of Agriculture

U.S. Supreme Court 2012 Term Arguments

Mar 20, 2013Government & Organizations

A case in which the Court held the Takings Clause must be evaluated under the capacity in which the Government fines, and the citizens do not need to file a Takings Clause challenge in the Court of Federal Claims.

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