News Three Years Ago, D.C. Passed Strong Transparency Laws For Asset Forfeiture. Nothing Happened. C.J. Ciaramella February 1, 2018
News Reducing the Burden from Occupational Licensing Regulations Will Help Consumers Wayne Winegarden February 1, 2018
News Can State Governments Impose “Excessive Fines,” Treat Citizens Like Walking ATMs? Indiana Says Yes Nick Sibilla February 1, 2018
News Why Do You Need a College Degree to Give Diet Advice? Shoshana Weissmann, C. Jarrett Dieterle January 31, 2018
News Serpa: This year RI needs results on eliminating red tape Nick Domings, Steve Nielsen January 31, 2018
News Washington Committee Passes Bill to Reform Asset Forfeiture Laws; First Step to Address Federal Loophole Michael Maharrey January 30, 2018
News St. Bernard’s seizure of private port didn’t violate law, but price was too low, high court says Ramon Antonio Vargas January 30, 2018
News Judge dismisses Opternative’s suit against South Carolina eye care law Dave Muoio January 30, 2018
News Blow-Drying May Be the Next Profession Arizona Deregulates Antonia Noori Farzan January 30, 2018
News S.C. Judge Dismisses Opternative Lawsuit Challenging State Law on Online Eye Tests January 30, 2018
News FREE SPEECH WINS: Colorado Supreme Court Says Legal Advice Isn’t a Campaign Donation January 29, 2018
News Koch tells donors in desert: Conservative political network can increase tenfold Fredreka Schouten January 28, 2018
News Douglas County school voucher program now officially dead after case dismissed by Colorado Supreme Court, officials say Monte Whaley January 27, 2018
News Colorado Supreme Court closes Douglas County school voucher case Marianne Goodland January 26, 2018
News Palm Springs backs off hiring Silver & Wright, law firm behind ‘prosecution fees’ in Indio and Coachella Brett Kelman January 25, 2018
