News City of Akron issues 30-day notice for Second Chance Village Akron Beacon Journal December 7, 2018
News Texas police made more than $50 million in 2017 from seizing people’s property. Not everyone was guilty of a crime. Edgar Walters and Jolie McCullough December 6, 2018
News 30 Years Ago, Maine Changed Its Law To Curb Forfeiture Abuse. Records Show Nothing Has Changed. Tim Cushing December 6, 2018
News Food truck owners sue city of Fort Pierce for right to compete Stephanie Susskind December 6, 2018
News Here’s what happens to money seized from a crime — and how civil forfeiture could change Mark Alesia December 6, 2018
News Court case strikes at Georgia Legislature’s ability to exempt its staff James Salzer December 5, 2018
News Mandatory Warrantless Rental Inspections Inspire Seattle Lawsuit Scott Shackford December 5, 2018
News Neil Gorsuch, Civil Asset Forfeiture, and the Original Meaning of the 14th Amendment Damon Root December 5, 2018
News No One Likes Excessive Fines, But No One Can Define Them, Either Stephen L. Carter December 5, 2018
News Lawsuit challenges Seattle rental inspections that defy tenants’ consent Lynsi Burton December 4, 2018
News Your View: Home sharing services like AirBnB shouldn’t be subject to unwritten rules Joshua Windham December 4, 2018
News Nevada has highest rate of occupational licensing, national study finds Michael Carroll December 3, 2018
News Study Reveals The Billions Of Dollars U.S. Consumers And The Economy Lose To Occupational Licensing Andrew Wimer December 3, 2018
News Final Briefing Filed in 5th Circuit on Walmart Challenge to Texas Laws on Liquor Sales December 3, 2018
News Civil asset forfeiture brings Gorsuch, Sotomayor together | Opinion Tyler Olson December 3, 2018
