News Is licensing music therapists sound policy or a regulatory bottleneck? Jonathan Tilove February 2, 2017
News Small dairy farmer seeks First Amendment protection from state regulators William Patrick February 1, 2017
News Can a Bipartisan Effort to Repeal Civil Asset Forfeiture Overcome Police Resistance? Sam DeGrave February 1, 2017
News Illinois could be the next state to tackle civil asset forfeiture reform Hilary Gowins January 31, 2017
News Mississippi Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Make Sagging Pants a Crime Punishable by Fines, Counseling Kiersten Willis January 31, 2017
News Michigan Forfeiture Laws Improving, But State Transparency Still Falls Behind Derek Draplin January 30, 2017
News Institute For Justice Describes “Kafkaesque Process” In Horne, Winn Amicus Brief January 30, 2017
News Packer seeks ‘government permission slip to earn a living’ for sign language interpreters Mark Lisheron January 27, 2017
News Education savings account proposal expanded to all students, not just those with special needs Celeste Bott January 25, 2017
News All your money is the government’s, and other anti-school choice myths Kyle Wingfield January 25, 2017
News America’s School Choice Map: 5 Hot Spots for Vouchers, Savings Accounts and Tuition Tax Breaks Naomi Mix January 23, 2017
News EDITORIAL: Nevada gets poor grades when it comes to transparency and civil forfeiture Editorial Board January 21, 2017
News Mississippi Legislature considers bills on lottery and civil asset forfeiture Steve Wilson January 20, 2017
