Speros v. United States

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• construing a statute in such a way as to avoid a Takings Clause question, where a constitutionally sound interpretation was an acceptable construction of the statute
• “Generally, public interest concerns are implicated when a 12 constitutional right has been violated, because all citizens have a stake in upholding the 13 Constitution.”

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