Judges Should Not Use Their Power Over Defendants to Enrich Their Friends

Minnesota Ends Licenses For Freelance Makeup Artists and Hairstylists, Preserves Over 1,000 Jobs

New Orleans-Area Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Due Process Violations in Criminal Proceedings

Case targets the relationship between a judge and a private ankle-monitoring company

Indiana Returns Vehicle in Landmark Civil Forfeiture Case, But Government Continues its Appeal

Federal Lawsuit Challenges Yavapai Zoning Authority’s Assault on Free Speech and Association

Tennessee Parents Ask TN Supreme Court to Assume Jurisdiction Over ESA Case and Allow the ESA Program to Move Forward Now

Parents want to use ESA program for upcoming school year

Minnesota Bill Would Untangle Red Tape For Freelance Hair and Makeup Artists

Airbnb Property Manager Scores Major Win At Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Court declares that requiring a broker license to assist with vacation rentals appears “unreasonable, unduly oppressive”

Let Them Sell Cake: Lincoln Home Baker Files Lawsuit Challenging City’s Unnecessary Regulations

City of Lincoln Goes Rogue, Reinstating Regulations Repealed by State Legislature

Remembering IJ Board Member Abby Thernstrom

How the New CARES Act May Affect Your Charitable Giving

IJ Helps Small Businesses Keep Their Doors Open—Online

IJ Won’t Be CONned: Two New Lawsuits Challenging State Certificate of Need Laws

RESCHEDULED: IJ’s Partners Retreat Moved to Fall 2021

Opening Opportunities and Challenging Government Abuse: IJ Responds to COVID-19