Case Arrested and Prosecuted for his Reporting, Citizen Journalist Defends His First Amendment Rights with Federal Lawsuit December 6, 2022
Case Indiana Supreme Court Rules Property Owners in Civil Forfeiture Cases are Entitled to a Jury Trial November 14, 2022
Case Michigan Homeowners Fight to Vindicate Fourth Amendment Protections Against Warrantless Surveillance Using Drones October 27, 2022
Case Entrepreneur Fined $1,000 for Using Public Information to Draw Lines on Maps Files Federal Lawsuit Against California September 29, 2022
Case Louisiana Man Arrested for Facebook Joke Seeks to Hold Sheriff’s Deputies Accountable September 27, 2022
Case Federal Government Seeks to Impose Multimillion Dollar Excessive Fine on Grandmother, Claiming a Fine is a “Civil Penalty.” August 29, 2022
Case Lawsuit Appeal Asks Court If Deputy Should Get Immunity Even Though His Actions Landed Him in Prison June 14, 2022
Case U.S. Supreme Court Appeal: Government Official with No Police Authority Pulled Over and Detained Drivers, Yet Granted Qualified Immunity June 8, 2022
Case Former Texas Prosecutor Worked as a Law Clerk in His Own Cases, Giving the Government an Unfair Advantage Over Those He Prosecuted April 11, 2022
Case Three Idaho Women Challenge State’s Requirement for Hair Braiders to Obtain Cosmetology License March 8, 2022
Case Home day care provider sues city after officials shut her down over complaints from golfers February 14, 2022
Case Armored Car Company Sues Federal Law Enforcement and a California Sheriff After Series of Illegal Roadside Seizures January 14, 2022
Case A police officer arrested two innocent children at gunpoint. Now they are asking the Supreme Court to hold the officer accountable. December 15, 2021
Case Aspiring Addiction Counselor Sues to End Virginia’s Past-Conviction Discrimination September 28, 2021
Case Challenging Wilmington’s tow-and-impound racket, which pays private tow companies by letting them keep and scrap cars. September 22, 2021
