Lauren Canario
Lauren Canario is a libertarian activist member of the Free State Project residing in Winchester, New Hampshire.
She is a graduate of Sunnyvale High School, Sunnyvale, California.
Canario attracted media attention after she was arrested in Connecticut following a peaceful protest in which she refused to budge from a Connecticut citizen's residential property. The land had been forcibly confiscated by the local city government, New London, to be handed over to Pfizer for development. New London's controversial use of eminent domain to seize private individuals' homes and land to hand the property over to an unrelated private business was one of the first such incidents in American history to gain major notice by the press and the public, and the issue culminated in the Supreme Court case Kelo v. New London.[1]
More recently, Canario has shown support[2] for Edward and Elaine Brown, who were convicted of Federal income tax offenses.
References[edit]
- ↑ Cornell Law School[dead link] brief on Kelo v. New London
- ↑ Margot Sanger-Katz, "Browns get five years," April 25, 2007, Concord Monitor, at [1][dead link]
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