Constitutional Law
Oct. 24, 2003
Requiring Free Credit Reports Won't Create Unlawful Taking
Forum Column By Dilan Esper Professor Douglas W. Kmiec, in his article "Credit Act Changes Don't Add Up: Unlawful Takings Issues in Proposed Amendments Could Cause Substantial Liability for America," (Forum, Oct. 16) couldn't be more wrong when he argues that a bill that would require credit reporting agencies to provide a free credit report to consumers every year so that they can correct errors on the reports would constitute an unconstitutional taking of private property for public use
By Dilan Esper
Professor Douglas W. Kmiec, in h...
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