The State of Georgia is pressing ahead with lawsuits against six Morgan County property owners over their opposition to the Rivian assembly plant. The move may sound startling, but the state contends these individuals cost taxpayers significantly and wants to recoup the losses.
The legal action pits the government against citizens who exercised their right to object to a major development. The case is likely to stir debate about the limits of opposition to large taxpayer-backed projects and how far a state can go in response.
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