“It appeared that all nine justices recognized that the status quo of ‘significant nexus’ was problematic and that a majority is leaning toward adopting a standard that is closer to what the Sacketts have proposed than what EPA has offered,” said Mr. Schiff in a statement.
Supreme Court dives into clash between landowners, feds over wetlands, property rights
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But Damien Schiff, representing the couple, said a favorable court ruling could free ordinary property owners from worrying about large fines and years of delays.
Supreme Court poised to keep marching to right in new term
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