William Michael Treanor
Georgetown University
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Yale Law Journal | 1985
William Michael Treanor
The principle that the state necessarily owes compensation when it takes private property was not generally accepted in either colonial or revolutionary America. Uncompensated takings were frequent and found justification first in appeals to the crown and later in republicanism,1 the ideology of the Revolution. The post-independence movement for just compensation requirements at the state and national level was part of a broader ideological shift away from republicanism, which stressed the primacy of the common good, and toward liberalism.2 At the time the Bill of Rights was adopted, that shift had not been completed, but the trends of the revolutionary era received coherent expression in the thought of James Madison, the author of the Fifth Amendments just compensation clause. 3
Columbia Law Review | 1995
William Michael Treanor
University of Pennsylvania Law Review | 1994
William Michael Treanor
Archive | 2007
William Michael Treanor
Fordham Urban Law Journal | 2007
William Michael Treanor
Fordham Urban Law Journal | 2005
William Michael Treanor
Archive | 2004
William Michael Treanor
Fordham Law Review | 1997
William Michael Treanor
Archive | 2012
William Michael Treanor
Archive | 2011
William Michael Treanor