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Leading national religious land use attorney Daniel P. Dalton earns $600,000 verdict in precedent-setting case

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ChristianNewsWire: "The Paeth vs. Worth Township verdict is the largest procedural due process and First Amendment retaliation case in the history of the federal courts within the Eastern District of Michigan and one of the largest such verdicts rendered to date nationwide . . . 'The facts in this case established that throughout the past five years, the elected and appointed officials of Worth Township used their governmental powers in an unlawful and spiteful manner to drive the Paeths out of Worth Township because they dared to question the elected officials' governance.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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