Kelo V. City of New London

[traininthedistance]

Majority.  This is one of those things where I do, emphatically, side with the informed minority who is cognizant of the actual issues (and the disastrous knock-on effects that would have resulted from a different decision) rather than the populist opinion that "seems" right if you don't dig deeper.  Of course, I am biased since the particular informed minority in this case happens to be exactly the field I went to graduate school for.

Note that this is not an endorsement of the actual actions taken by the city of New London.