A SWAT team destroyed a Texas home and refused to pay for the damage. Now the homeowner is fighting back.

Lawsuit argues that when the police “break it,” they must “buy it.”

Amicus Briefs Support Veteran Beaten by Police To Get His Day Before U.S. Supreme Court

Threat of Nonprofit Donor Harassment Spotlighted in U.S. Supreme Court Case

Would you want the government to collect and potentially share your name and address with those who hate what you stand for?

Lawsuit Challenges New York City’s Abusive Building Code Fines and Fees

NYC Buildings Dept. levied $11,000 in fines on Queens homeowner for building a pigeon coop. Now he is fighting back.

IJ Supports New Bill in Congress That Would End Qualified Immunity Nationwide

Brownback Case Is NOT Over: What Happened Yesterday in the Police Brutality Case and What Happens Next

Student Assaulted by Law Enforcement Officers Will Have Key Part of Case Heard by Federal Appeals Court

Case Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court Asks: May Federal Appeals Courts Abandon Neutrality and Create Arguments for the Government in Civil Rights Cases?

Washington Supreme Court rules the state cannot make innocent activity a felony

Decision strikes down Washington’s zero-tolerance drug law, which made even accidental possession, a felony

Supreme Court Orders Appeals Court To Take Second Look at Case of Man Assaulted by Law Enforcement Officers

Homeowner Facing $100,000 Parking Violation Sues Florida Town for “Excessive Fines”

Legal challenge asks Florida courts to rule that sky-high fines for minor violations violate the state constitution

City Reforms Cottage Food Ordinance in Response to Institute for Justice Lawsuit

New Mexico House Approves Major Bill Against Qualified Immunity

National Food Freedom Advocate Endorses Bill That Would Expand Food Freedom in South Carolina

Bill would create small businesses and new local food choices by making it easier for South Carolinians to sell all homemade foods

Sierra Vista Residents Sue City to Keep Their Homes in Place

Residents again facing eviction after city refuses to consider legalizing homes that have been in place for years

Seven Wisconsinites Challenge State Ban on Sale of Homemade, Shelf-Stable Foods

This Valentine’s Day, an unconstitutional ban on shelf-stable food sales is limiting Wisconsin’s cottage food producers