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Save My Louisiana, Inc. v. State

Geography
🇺🇸 United States / Louisiana
Year
2025
Document Type
Litigation
Part of
Save My Louisiana, Inc. v. State

About this case

Filing year
2025
Status
Petition filed.
Geography
🇺🇸 United States → Louisiana
Docket number
C-770744 27
Court/admin entity
United States → State Courts → Louisiana District Court (La. Dist. Ct.)
Case category
Constitutional Claims (US) → Fifth Amendment (US)Constitutional Claims (US) → Other Constitutional Claims (US)
Principal law
United States → Fifth Amendment—TakingsUnited States → Fourteenth Amendment—Due ProcessUnited States → Privileges and Immunities ClauseUnited States → State Constitutions → Louisiana Constitution
At issue
Lawsuit challenging constitutionality of Louisiana laws providing for “eminent domain and expropriation of private property” for carbon dioxide pipelines and wells for carbon dioxide injection.

Documents

Filing Date
Document
Type
Search results
11/20/2025
Petition filed.
Louisiana residents and landowners and the organization Save My Louisiana, Inc. filed a lawsuit in Louisiana District Court charging that Louisiana laws providing for “eminent domain and expropriation of private property” for carbon dioxide pipelines and wells for carbon dioxide injection violated the Louisiana and U.S. Constitutions. The six laws challenged in the suit were enacted between 2008 and 2024. The plaintiffs asserted that the laws constituted unconstitutional takings, unconstitutional delegations of authority, and due process violations, and also improperly granted special privileges and immunities to carbon storage operators.
Petition
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Summary

Lawsuit challenging constitutionality of Louisiana laws providing for “eminent domain and expropriation of private property” for carbon dioxide pipelines and wells for carbon dioxide injection.