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Government Surveillance Power Rebuked as Landowners Win Massive Property Rights Battle

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By Chris Bennett Verified, Rhonda Brooks Verified
| ij.org
In a seismic ruling, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that wildlife officers may not enter private land without probable cause. The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) claimed the power to routinely send game wardens onto private property without limitations, including at the Punxsutawney and Pitch Pine hunting clubs. However, via a unanimous 7-0 ruling, that intrusion is over in Pennsylvania.
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Government Surveillance Power Rebuked as Landowners Win Massive Property Rights Battle

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By Chris Bennett Verified
| AgWeb Verified
In a seismic ruling, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that wildlife officers may not enter private land without probable cause. The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) claimed the power to routinely send game wardens onto private property without limitations, including at the Punxsutawney and Pitch Pine hunting clubs. However, via a unanimous 7-0 ruling, that intrusion is over in Pennsylvania.
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Farm Hell: Family Seeks Justice After 10-Year Battle Over Devastating Irrigation Penalties

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By Chris Bennett Verified
| AgWeb Verified
Ron Fode had plenty of water. He just wasn’t allowed to put it on his crops. Did the government use a secret deadline to skirt water laws and cripple Fode’s farm with draconian fines? He contends agency bureaucrats abused their authority, denied due process, and refused to abide by state law. Fode’s real crime, he insists, is saving his crops and refusing to comply with illegal directives. Damned if he does; damned if he doesn’t.
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