The City of Rowlett’s (“the City’s”) authority to seize private property through eminent domain is strictly limited by the Texas Constitution and Texas law. Nevertheless, the City illegally condemned and seized a private driveway belonging to Petitioner KMS Retail Rowlett, LP F/K/A KMS Retail Huntsville, LP (“KMS”) for the sole benefit of a private developer that sought easier access to its proposed commercial site. Such taking of private property for a non-public use violates the private property protections enshrined in the Texas Constitution and Texas statutes. The Appellate court’s opinion to the contrary in this matter must be reversed.
American Public Health Ass’n v. EPA
Date Filed: March 19, 2026 Original Court: D.C. Circuit Case Status: Pending In 2009, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made a decision that quietly reshaped the American economy. The Endangerment Finding declared that greenhouse gases from cars and trucks endanger public health and welfare. It relied on a finding that carbon dioxide—an abundant, naturally-occurring substance...