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Jeremy Talcott

Fullerton
As seen in: The Hill, The Orange County Register, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Los Angeles Daily News, Press-Telegram, The Sun (San Bernardino, CA), Pasadena Star-News, Daily Breeze, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, San Gabriel Valley Tribune and
Covers:  Constitutional law, with a focus on property rights and due process.
You can find me making "freedom rants" in courts of law. Proudly part of the "extreme colorblindness movement." But mostly here for Husker football content.

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Jeremy Talcott’s Biography

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I am an attorney for the Pacific Legal Foundation, where I work to preserve and strengthen constitutional protections of private property.

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An Unlimited Expansion of the Public Trust

An Unlimited Expansion of the Public Trust

A discussion of the case "Juliana v. United States". "This case represents a contentions means of trying t…

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A California agency fined this homeowner $2.4 million without giving him a fair trial

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By Jeremy Talcott, Kyle Sweetland
| Press-Telegram Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Imagine you own a home in Carlsbad, California, along a highly valued stretch of coastline. You’ve followed the rules, obtained permits, built a pickleball court, and put up a gate to manage access to your driveway. And then one day, a state agency shows up, holds what seems to be a pre-determined hearing against you, and issues you a fine for $2.4 million — without ever letting you go before a real judge or jury. That’s not a hypothetical.
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Streamlining affordable housing is a good idea, even in the coastal zone Original

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By Jeremy Talcott
| The Orange County Register Verified
The affordable housing crisis has been a topic of longstanding debate in California, and for good reason. Millions of families are currently forced to spend more than 30% of their income on housing, and the average new home costs seven times annual income, up from three times annual income 50 years ago. Laws such as newly enacted Senate Bill 423 lay out the only truly feasible roadmap for solving this problem, which is to remove or limit barriers to the production of housing.
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Rhode Island Association of Coastal Taxpayers v. Neronha et al

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By J. David Breemer, Jeremy Talcott, Daniel Procaccini
| Justia Dockets & Filings
Rhode Island Association of Coastal Taxpayers v.
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