Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech | Tour Guides

Government Cannot Decide Who Is, Or Is Not, Allowed To Tell A Story

Tour guides are storytellers, and the government can’t be in the business of deciding who is (or who is not) allowed to tell stories.

First Amendment | Political Speech

MINNESOTA CAMPAIGN SPEECH LIMITS

A Minnesota regulation dishes out First Amendment rights on a first-come, first-served basis.

Commercial Speech | First Amendment | Food Freedom

Got Free Speech? Oregon Dairy Farmer Challenges Censorship of Raw Milk Advertising

Commercial Speech | First Amendment | Sign Codes

Sacramento Sign Police Target Small Business: Gym Tells City It Needs To Get With The Program

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech

Psychology Board Censors Advice Column: America’s Longest-Running Advice Columnist Files Free Speech Lawsuit After Being Threatened with Jail and Told to Stop Publishing His Column in Kentucky

John Rosemond’s lawsuit defends freedom of speech and freedom of the press from government officials who believe that it can be a crime in America to express an opinion in a newspaper.

First Amendment

Washington’s Public Disclosure Commission vs. America’s Civil Rights Laws: Government Agency Seeks to Silence Not Only Citizen Activists, But Their Public Interest Lawyers, Too

A government agency whose job it is to limit political debate is now seeking to drastically restrict free civil rights advocacy—advocacy that has guided our nation in living up to its ideals of freedom and justice.

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Health | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech

Retired Texas Vet’s Free-Speech Fight to Keep Helping Animals

The First Amendment should apply to licensed professionals who give advice over the Internet.

Cosmetology | Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech

Putting a New Face on Liberty: Nevada Makeup Artists Fight for Their Right to Teach

The government cannot require teachers to spend hundreds of hours in a classroom to learn skills that have nothing to do with what they teach.

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech

Caveman Blogger Fights for Free Speech and Internet Freedom: Challenging the Government’s Authority to Censor Ordinary Advice

This caveman blogger fought for free speech and Internet freedom.

First Amendment | Sign Codes

Federal Appellate Court OKs City’s Crackdown on Protest Sign:
 4th Circuit fails to protect Norfolk business’ eminent domain protest banner; lawyers, business owners vow appeal to U.S. Supreme Court

In a double blow to free speech and property rights, Norfolk, Va., tried not only to take a thriving business through its power of eminent domain but also censor a highly visible sign that protested the unlawful condemnation.

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech | Tour Guides

Challenging New Orleans’ Tour-Guide Licensing Scheme

First Amendment

Arizona Citizen Files First Amendment Lawsuit Challenging Speech Regulations

Arizona wants to bar people from joining together to protest local ballot measures without first registering with the government.

First Amendment

Protecting Citizen Speech: Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality of Mississippi Campaign Finance Regulations Continues Nationwide Campaign

Thanks to Mississippi’s burdensome campaign finance laws, groups of concerned citizens need more than just their opinions to speak about politics. They also need a lawyer.

First Amendment

Campaign Finance Laws versus Good Government: Washington’s Laws Frustrate the People’s Ability to Recall Abusive Elected Officials

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Sign Codes

IJ Fights to Unleash Free Speech: Challenging Arlington, Virginia’s Unconstitutional Sign Ordinance

First Amendment | Political Speech

Protecting Citizen Speech: Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality Of Florida Campaign Finance Regulations Kicks Off Nationwide Campaign

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech | Tour Guides

License to Describe: Challenging Washington D.C.’s Tour-Guide Licensing Scheme

The First Amendment protects everyone who talks for a living, whether they’re journalists, professors or tour guides.

First Amendment

Protecting Americans’ Right To Engage In Grassroots Political Activism

Economic Liberty | First Amendment

Teaching is Not a Crime: Challenging Virginia’s Unconstitutional Vocational School Licensing Law

Commercial Speech | Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Sign Codes

Dallas Sign Ban Hurts Small Businesses, Violates First Amendment Rights: Law Makes It Nearly Impossible For Entrepreneurs to Advertise

Commercial Speech | Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Interior Design | Interior Design | Occupational Licensing

Free to Design: Challenging Florida’s Unconstitutional Interior Design Law

First Amendment | First Amendment Retaliation | Sign Codes

Dangerous Trend: Bulldozing Free Speech

First Amendment

Taking on Florida’s Political Speech Police: Challenging Campaign Finance Laws That Create a Statewide “No Speech Zone”

Commercial Speech | Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Interior Design | Interior Design

Challenging Oklahoma's Licensing of Speech For Interior Designers

Commercial Speech | Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Interior Design | Interior Design

Challenging Connecticut’s Licensing of Speech For Interior Designers

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing | Occupational Speech | Tour Guides

Grassroots Tyranny in the Cradle of the Constitution: Philadelphia Tour Guides Stand Up For the Framers’ Vision of Freedom

First Amendment | First Amendment Retaliation | Sign Codes

Vindicating the Right to Protest Eminent Domain Abuse: Tennesseans Sued by Thin-Skinned Politician and Developers Fight Back

Economic Liberty | First Amendment | Occupational Licensing

Texas Government-mandated Computer Repair License Does Not Compute

First Amendment | Political Speech

SpeechNow.org v. FEC Protecting Americans’ Rights To Organize and Speak About Politics

First Amendment

Signs of Abuse: Fighting Censorship and Eminent Domain Abuse in St. Louis

In a double blow to free speech and property rights, St. Louis not only threatened to take an entire neighborhood for private development. It also tried to censor a powerful mural that protests the city’s eminent domain abuse.