Government Enforcing Unconstitutional Laws

This chapter discusses two separate legal cases, one involving Arkansas and the argument that the government has a right to enforce unconstitutional laws, and another regarding Seattle's 'first in time' law and its impact on property rights. It highlights the challenges faced by individuals without means or access to the courts and the importance of judicial engagement in considering plausible justifications for laws.

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