Save the Pearl: New Group Formed to Oppose Tulsa Development Authority’s Eminent Domain Plans

A community in Tulsa joins together to stop city officials from following through with plans to tear down homes for “urban renewal”

Institute for Justice Asks U.S. Supreme Court to End Colorado Law Allowing Neighbors to Engage in Eminent Domain Abuse

Colorado law allows neighbors to gang up on one another, create fake municipalities, and then seize property using eminent domain—all without any government oversight

Victory for Vegan Burgers: New Mississippi Labeling Regulations Will Not Punish Plant-Based Meat

Upton’s Naturals and the Plant Based Foods Association drop federal lawsuit after forcing regulatory changes that allow plant-based food companies to use common meat product terms

Court Rules That Lawsuit Challenging Town’s Food Truck Ban Will Proceed

IJ Defends Small Business Owners Against Government-Compelled Speech

Supreme Court Brief Explains Compelled Disclaimer Confusion

IJ Scores Win In Lawsuit Against IRS Over Forfeiture Records

Appeals Court Rejects IRS’s Argument For Stonewalling FOIA Request

Richmond Horror Publisher Fights Undead Federal Law

Valancourt Books is a small publisher suing Copyright Office to stop ruinous fines

Louisiana Hair Braiders Win First Round In Fight Against State’s Useless Braiding License

With Indiana Supreme Court Ruling, Tyson Timbs Is One Step Closer to Getting His Car Back

Indiana Supreme Court declares that the state does not have a free hand to impose excessive fines and forfeitures

U.S. Supreme Court Will Decide: May Parents of a Mexican Teen Killed by a Federal Officer Sue in Federal Court to Vindicate Their Son’s Rights

New Report: Cities Pay a Price for Excessive Ticketing

Investigation of Georgia cities finds heavy reliance on fines and fees revenue puts citizens’ rights and community trust at risk

New Report: Georgia Cities Pay a Price for Excessive Ticketing

Investigation of three Georgia cities finds heavy reliance on fines and fees revenue puts citizens’ rights and community trust at risk

Does the First Amendment Protect Teaching for a Living?

That’s the question the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit will hear tomorrow in San Francisco

Time Is Running Out for Philadelphia Forfeiture Victims To Submit Claim To Get Compensation for Taken Property

Deadline to Apply is December 6, 2019

Oregon Engineer’s Yellow Light Theory Get the Green Light