 I'm Korva Coleman, NPR News, from Washington. And this is the Public Tradio. I'm Luis Hernandez. A Rhode Island Superior Court judge has sided with beach-run property owners who say the state's new shoreline access law amounts to an illegal taking of their property without compensation. Our South County Bureau reporter Alex Nunes has more. Associate Justice Sarah Taft Carter's decisions were filed Friday in response to the Rhode Island Attorney General's motion to throw the cases out of court.