Here’s an article by IJ’s Dana Berliner, a retrospective on public use in eminent domain and where the decade since Kelo has left us.
It is a sign of the constitutional damage Kelo caused that these two related features of the opinion—blind deference and the refusal to engage with facts—have marked post-Kelo jurisprudence.
Berliner, Looking Back Ten Years After Kelo, 125 Yale L.J.F. 82 (2015).
A quick and worthy read.