For most Floridians, the threat of local government taking their property to give to another private party ended a decade ago when the state Legislature changed the law to prohibit using eminent domain to take property from one person to give to another.
But one legal case — involving the fight of siblings Dino Paspalakis and Lisa Psaros to maintain the Joyland Amusement Center that they inherited from their father on the Daytona Beach boardwalk — continues, and the Florida Supreme Court is now deciding whether to hear it.
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