Cedar Point Nursery v. Shiroma

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USDC Eastern District of California

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dissenting Judge(s)

Regulation allowing union organizers access to agricultural employees at employer worksites under specific circumstances did not effect a Fifth Amendment taking; regulation significantly limits organizers' access to plaintiffs' property.

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Jul. 30, 2013

Richard A. Paez

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