Through exhaustive research of the ALLEGED Supreme Court Case cited so many times in the argument of the North Shore Road. It appears that the case in question was relative to no more than 6 families of the area looking for access to their property. With this said the rationale for furnishing access to this limited number of individuals was the reasoning behind the condemnation of the property's in question. Simply it was not reasonable for the Governmental Agencies to provide access based on this limited number of individuals.
There is NO relation to this case regarding the North Shore Road, i.e. replacement of Hwy 288.
Simply the case has never been brought.
Please reference this case through the internet by simply searching,
"USSCvsSwainlandowners"
Too many times we beleive some idle comment from someone who manipulates the truth to their own benefit. We believe it is time for YOU to DECIDE.
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Why must I be the first to comment. Is it too scary to find out that misinformation over time has driven our pitiful lives. The story appears to be true. There is nothing concerning the road issue represented in the Supreme Court Records. It's been a hoax, a fabrication of some dried up ole has been lawyer who thinks taking something out of context will get headlines when it really is embarassing. It is time that emotions play second to facts. Once you begin to deal in FACT, fiction doesn't stand a chance.
>>>"a fabrication of some dried up ole has been lawyer"
Quick, let's name the previous poster a Great American.
I'm not too sure about G A stuff or what that's all about but the facts are the facts.
We cant take the truth.
This whole article is misleading. There was a Supreme Court decision all right. The decision was that there was no case to decide, as the group suing the government did not represent Swain County, but only some citizens of Swain County.
The North Shore Cemetery Association had brought suit against the Department of Interior to try to force the Park Service to build the road, but the court found that “the cemetery association had no standing to force Park Service to do anything,” Miller says. An appeals court upheld the decision, and the Supreme Court refused to hear the case.
So, you are right only that there is not a resolution. There is indeed a decision.
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