Nashville Repeals Prohibition on Home-Business Clients

Bill now awaits Mayor John Cooper’s signature

IJ Releases New Educational Choice Guide To State Constitutions After Espinoza

Missouri Eases Barriers to Work for Ex-Offenders, Expands Out-of-State License Recognition

IJ Makes Headlines

Maine’s High School Tuitioning Program is Clearly Unconstitutional Under New Supreme Court Precedent

Institute for Justice and First Liberty Institute ask federal appeals court to rule against state program that excludes religious schools

Governor Signs Bill Making It Easier for Floridians to Work

Institute for Justice applauds enactment of broad occupational licensing reform law

Landmark Victory for Parents In U.S. Supreme Court School Choice Case

Montana families represented by the Institute for Justice secure the right to choose the schools that best suit their children’s educational needs

Lawsuit Challenges Ca. Funeral Directors’ Monopoly on End-of-Life Care

End-of-Life Doulas Sue for First Amendment Right to Offer Advice and Support to Those in Their Last Stage of Life

House of Representatives Votes to End “Qualified Immunity” for Police

Barred from Working: People with Criminal Records Are Unfairly Denied Licenses to Work

New Nationwide Report Offers the Most Comprehensive Look at the Occupational Licensing Barriers Facing Ex-Offenders

Fighting for a Fresh Start, California Man Sues State for Right to Firefighting Career

Despite firefighter shortage, former inmates trained to fight forest fires are blocked from full-time positions

Proposed Reforms of Chicago’s Impound Program Are “Strong First Step,” But More Must Be Done

The Institute for Justice is engaged in a federal class action lawsuit to correct the program’s abuses

Memphis Residents File Lawsuit Against Shelby County Environmental Court for Affording No Real Due Process 

Blight “Court” lacks basic procedural protections for people trying to save their homes 

Congress Must Make It Clear that the Constitution Applies to Federal Officers as Much as It Applies to State Officers.

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Cases Challenging Qualified Immunity

Ruling Leaves in Place System that Has Allowed Rampant Violations of the Constitution