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Supreme Court presses DOJ in property rights battle
Supreme Court docket justices directed tricky questions Wednesday at the Biden administration in a scenario involving injury to private home along a Forest Services street. Justices appeared skeptical of the Justice Department’s argument that property proprietors couldn’t provide a circumstance towards the federal government because of a 12-12 months restrict on when a lawsuit could be filed. The situation, Wilkins v. United States, requires a highway foremost to the Bitterroot National Forest in Montana, on which the Forest Services had an easement permitting for general public access. But two assets proprietors say it was rarely used for that objective till the company in 2006 posted a indication on the road…

