After a Judge Overturned Wilmington’s Vacation Rental Regulations, City Asks Court If It Can Continue to Break the Law While It Appeals

Police Used an Unconstitutional Law to Arrest a Citizen-Journalist, and a Texas Court Let Them Off the Hook

Now the 5th Circuit will decide whether police officers can enforce a clearly unconstitutional law and get away with it

IJ Will Appeal Texas Border Forfeiture Case to U.S. Supreme Court

Case argues that police cannot seize cars indefinitely without giving owners an opportunity to plead their case in front of a judge

Judge Rules Wilmington’s Vacation Rental Law Is Illegal

New Lawsuit Challenges Unconstitutional Oklahoma Labeling Law that Tries to Herd Vegan Food Companies Out of the State

Vegan food company Upton’s Naturals and the Plant Based Foods Association fight against compelled disclaimer as a violation of the First Amendment

Case Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court Asks: Can the 9th Circuit Gut a Right and the Constitutional Clause that Protects It?

U.S. Supreme Court ruling from 150 years ago held that Americans have the right to use the navigable waters of the U.S. So why, after 23 years, are the Courtney brothers still not able to use the waters of Washington’s Lake Chelan?

IJ Continues to Urge Supreme Court: Hold Government Officials Accountable for Violating Constitutional Rights

Amicus brief asks that government officials be held accountable for violating constitutional rights

Vermont Parents Sue State Over Unconstitutional School Choice Policy

Recent U.S. Supreme Court decision bars states from discriminating against families who choose religious schools in educational choice programs

Sierra Vista Council Agrees to Let RV Owners Keep Their Homes in Place

Residents will be allowed to stay while Sierra Vista Planning and Zoning Commission considers amendments to city code

IJ Makes Headlines

Virginia House Revives, Passes Landmark Bill Against Qualified Immunity

Can States Force Charities to Disclose Their Donors Thereby Exposing Them to Harassment?

U.S. Supreme Court Asked to Hear California Case About Donor Privacy

Class Action Scores First Round Win in Lawsuit Challenging New Orleans Ankle Monitoring Company

Lawsuit challenging ankle monitoring company ETOH Monitoring, LLC to move forward

Virginia House Rejects Pathfinding Bill Against Qualified Immunity

Victory for Food Trucks in Door County

Decision calls Gibraltar’s ordinances "nothing less than illegal and unconstitutional economic protectionism"