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Conde v. Town of Sharon: update. On behalf of a landowner, Attorney Barrie Goldstein has appealed the ruling of the federal district court. She stated that “private property is sacred and must be protected by due process from governmental overreaching.” A federal district court judge recently held that a landowner was not entitled to due process when the Town of Sharon refused to allow the construction of a gate.

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