News Our constitutional rights and the move toward criminal forfeiture Brett Kittredge and Lee McGrath June 28, 2019
News Texas doctors sue state agencies to dispense medication directly to patients Mary Huber June 27, 2019
News Divided Supreme Court upholds civil forfeiture reimbursement of law enforcement Olivia Covington June 27, 2019
News New Study Says Civil Asset Forfeiture Laws in Tennessee and Other States Do Not Reduce Crime Chris Butler June 27, 2019
News Supreme Court Strikes Down Tennessee Liquor License That “Blatantly Favors” In-State Businesses Nick Sibilla June 27, 2019
News Guest opinion: Occupational licensure in Utah: Progress made, but a long way to go Kevin Greene and Michael Melendez June 27, 2019
News Supreme Court Rules Tennessee Residency Requirements for Retailers Unconstitutional Leslie Gevirtz June 27, 2019
News Supreme Court Strikes Down Residency Requirement For Liquor Sales License Doug Mataconis June 27, 2019
News Total Wine celebrates Supreme Court ruling opening doors to Tennessee chain liquor stores Jim Gaines June 27, 2019
News ‘It’s a great day for the Constitution’: Memphis couple ecstatic about high court ruling Samuel Hardiman June 26, 2019
News Federal judge rules against families seeking funding for religious schools Judy Harrison June 26, 2019
News Court Upholds Maine Law Barring Taxpayer Funding For Religious Schools Robbie Feinberg June 26, 2019
News Federal judge upholds Maine law, bars state funding for religious schools Matt Bryne and Megan Gray June 26, 2019
