Lawyers concluded their arguments Thursday afternoon over the just compensation that the city of Harrisburg ought to provide to the previous owners of a property that it had seized in 2019.
Harrisburg claims that by paying $2.2 million to evict the commercial property through eminent domain, it fulfilled its constitutional duties.
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