The Power of Eminent Domain Refers to

question 26

Multiple Choice

The power of eminent domain refers to

• A)the right of the federal government to take any property it deems desirable without compensation.
• B)the right of state governments to take private property for public use with compensation for the loss.
• C)the right of state governments to take private property for private use by elected officials.
• D)the right of state governments to take public property owned by the federal government for public use by state residents.
• E)the right of state governments to take private property for public use without compensation for the loss.

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