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iiclr-17634	Ziegler, Edward H.; Laitos, Jan G.	Property Rights, Housing, and the American Constitution: The Social Benefits of Property Rights Protection, Government Interventions, and the European Court on Human Rights' Hutten-Czapska Decision	2011	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10884	599	57	I. INTRODUCTION The U.S. Constitution provides protection for private property owners when the government intervenes through official regulations restricting an owner's rights in land or housing.2 When the government acts through regulatory intervention that restricts the private use of land and housing, the * 02010 Edward Ziegler and Jan Laitos ** Edward H. Ziegler is Robert B. Yegge Memorial Research Chair and Professor of Law at the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law. Although government housing policies are often said to be designed to benefit the general welfare, sometimes those same policies can result in damaging burdens to private property owners, including prospective buyers as consumers of housing.	cache/iiclr-17634.pdf	txt/iiclr-17634.txt