Stop the Beach Renourishment, Inc. v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection

560 U.S. 702·2010

What the Court Decided

A plurality of the Court considered whether judicial elimination of established property rights could constitute a 'judicial taking,' affirming that the Takings Clause protects property owners from government action that destroys vested property interests.

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Cited In

Pung v. Isabella County

2025 Term · 25-95

Discussed whether a state court's interpretation of property law can itself constitute a taking, relevant to the petitioner's argument that Michigan cannot use its own statutes to define away constitutional property protections.