Activist claims courts were used to hinder him

By: Scott Lauck January 5, 2010

With a decision in hand that could allow him to begin gathering signatures for a proposed ballot item, anti-eminent-domain activist Ron Calzone is now going after the groups he says have used the courts against him. Calzone, of Missouri Citizens for Property Rights, said he's seeking a motion for sanctions against the Missouri Municipal League, which ...

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Activist claims courts were used to hinder him

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