Statement of Richard Komer, Senior Litigator, Institute for Justice Regarding Delaware County Court of Common Please Decision Against School Choice

Emails Reveal Coordination Between Downtown Restaurant Owner and Council Member to Cripple Food Trucks

Public records request shines a light on the anti-competitive motivations behind vending ordinance being considered by Metro Council this evening

Familias de Nevada Piden a la Corte que Restaure los Créditos Fiscales para las Becas

La Legislatura aprobó el proyecto de ley sin la supermayoría requerida para los proyectos de ley de recaudación de ingresos.

Nevada Families Ask Court to Restore Tax Credits for Scholarships

Legislature passed bill without supermajority required for revenue-raising bills

Attorneys Petition for Reduced Lawyering Licensing Burdens

Visibly Hits Pause on State Challenges

Illinois Family Sues to End Law Threatening Them With Compulsory Eviction for a Crime They Did Not Commit

After a house guest was arrested, Granite City, Ill. police are now trying to evict everyone in the home: An innocent family with three teenaged kids

Lawsuit Challenging Minnesota’s Protectionist Ban on Using Out-of-State Grapes to Make Wine Scores Major Win

Eighth Circuit allows constitutional claims to be tested

Mandan Residents Are Allowed To Display Murals Without The Government’s Permission

After Years of Struggle with the City, Tamale Food Cart Passes Inspection and Paves the Way for Fellow Vendors

Después de Años Luchando con la Ciudad, Vendedor Ambulante Pasa la Inspección y Allana el Camino para sus Compañeros Vendedores

Freelance Novelists Sue Charlottesville to Protect Their First Amendment Rights

Freelance authors are being charged a tax from which institutional writers are exempt

Decrease Your Taxes and Support Freedom

Turning a Loss Into VICTORY: IJ’s Strategy for Long-Term Success

Pushing Forward Against Policing for Profit in California