The Takings Clause must have a taking:
A) for a compelling private purpose.
B) for a public purpose and the private property owner is entitled to just compensation.
C) that is justified by the supremacy clause while compensation is rarely required.
D) that prohibits private property owners from securing just compensation.

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The Takings Clause has three primary components: (1) there must be a taking, (2) it must be for a public purpose, and (3) the private property owner is then entitled to just compensation.

The Takings Clause Must Have a Taking