State and local governments can exercise eminent domain under the Kelo decision:
A)only when there is a clear public purpose use proposed for the land being taken.
B)if there is a plan for economic development or revitalization.
C)only if the land will be used by another public entity.
D)both a and c

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The Kelo decision allows state and local governments to exercise eminent domain if there is a plan for economic development or revitalization. While there is no requirement for a clear public purpose use, the decision does not limit the use of eminent domain to only public entities. Therefore, choice D is incorrect as it suggests that the land must be used by another public entity.

State and Local Governments Can Exercise Eminent Domain Under the Kelo