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As Growers Swing for the Fences in Cedar Point, Will They Strike Out?

Mar 29, 2021 Andrew Strom

At the Supreme Court oral argument in Cedar Point Nursery v. Haddid, Joshua Thompson, the lawyer representing the growers, staked out a revolutionary interpretation of the Fifth Amendment’s “takings” clause, while simultaneously insisting that accepting his theory would have hardly any real world consequences. When the Justices offered him a narrower path to victory, he […]

March 23, 2021
News & Commentary

Jon Levitan

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, a challenge to a California regulation that allows union organizers to access the property of agriculture businesses to speak with workers during non-work hours on up to 120 days per year. The challenge to the nearly-fifty-year-old regulation was brought under the Fifth […]

Race and Exclusion in the Cedar Point Takings Case

Mar 18, 2021 Marina Multhaup

Next week the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, where it will consider whether a 1975 rule by California’s Agricultural Labor Relations Board allowing union organizers intermittent access to employers’ property constitutes a “taking” under the Fifth Amendment. The case is odd because the California Supreme Court already declared […]

In Cedar Point, Will the Supreme Court Rewrite the Fifth Amendment?

Jan 27, 2021 Andrew Strom

This spring, the Supreme Court will hear a case, Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, challenging a forty-five year old California regulation that gives union organizers limited access to growers’ private property to talk to farmworkers during non-work time. Access matters because there are no public sidewalks adjoining the fields and farmworkers are typically transported to […]

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As Growers Swing for the Fences in Cedar Point, Will They Strike Out?

March 23, 2021

Race and Exclusion in the Cedar Point Takings Case

In Cedar Point, Will the Supreme Court Rewrite the Fifth Amendment?