Every action has an equal and opposite reaction?

• Position: For the Record

In 1998, the Supreme Court of Indiana declared Indiana's real property (land and buildings) tax assessment rules to be unconstitutional. New rules went into effect with the 2003 assessment of property. Once taxing districts determined their levies and set their tax rates, property tax bills were sent out to homeowners in most counties. But Newton's third law of motion may also hold true with tax laws, as there have been some opposite reactions to the change in the assessment practices (perhaps most notably in Lake County). Professor Dagney Faulk has researched and eloquently documented three decades of Indiana...