News New Alabama Bill Would Abolish Civil Forfeiture, Require Convictions To Confiscate Property Nicholas J. Sibilla January 24, 2018
News Education costs more when the government licenses your profession. Here’s how two fields are dealing with it. Zachery Schmidt January 24, 2018
News Pennsylvania Lawmakers Poised to Consider Ban on Ocular Telehealth Eric Wicklund January 23, 2018
News Here in Alabama, the government can legally take your stuff (AND NOT GIVE IT BACK) Parker Snider January 23, 2018
News Alabama Raked in $2.2 Million in Civil Asset Forfeiture in 2015 C.J. Ciaramella January 23, 2018
News Lawsuit accuses Charlestown officials, developer of extortion scheme to buy land for a song Justin Sayers January 23, 2018
News The Case For This Licensing Scheme Is Ridiculous — But The Eighth Circuit Just Swallowed It George Leef January 22, 2018
News Colorado’s road to freedom starts with reducing barriers to work, resisting urge to raise taxes Jesse Mallory January 21, 2018
News Tulsa World editorial: Legislature should act on proposed occupational licensing reforms Editorial Board January 21, 2018
News Bipartisan Bills In Congress Would Defund Federal Civil Forfeiture, DEA Marijuana Seizures Nick Sibilla January 19, 2018
News Licensing Laws Have Long Been a Drain on the Economy. But Florida Could Soon See Reform. John-Michael Seibler January 19, 2018
News African-style hair braiders lose court appeal, vow to continue fight to end state mandate for cosmetology training Sophie Hurwitz January 19, 2018
News Resignation rumors fly in Missouri legislature, but GOP leaders say lawmaking is the focus Will Schmitt January 19, 2018
News This California City Is Threatening a Family Over Property Fines Sent to a Dead Woman at the Wrong Address Scott Shackford January 18, 2018
News She was 91 and dying of dementia. City Hall fined her $39K. Now it says her family must pay. Brett Kelman January 17, 2018
News Kirkland Pro Bono Case Exposes Loophole in Illinois FOI Law Melissa Heelan Stanzione January 17, 2018
News A House Bill Means Less Training For Cosmetologists In Florida. What Does It Mean For Public Health? Nicolette Perdomo, Veronika Vernachio January 17, 2018
News Concerns That Occupational Licensing Kills Opportunities for Lower Income Workers Larry Ray January 16, 2018
News This man wanted to give the homeless shelter in his home, but city government won’t let him Bonnie Kristian January 16, 2018
