Institute for Justice Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hold Government Officials Accountable For Destroying Idaho Home with Grenades

After police had a ten-hour standoff with an empty house—eventually destroying everything inside—a court ruled there wasn’t anything they could do about it. Now the Institute for Justice is launching a new project to ask the courts to reexamine doctrines giving government officials broad immunity from accountability

Pittsburgh Retiree Sues Federal Government to Get His Life Savings Back

DEA seized more than $82,000 from retiree’s daughter as she traveled through the Pittsburgh airport

IJ Makes Headlines

Pottstown Renters Score Major Win In Challenge To Unconstitutional Rental Inspections

Pottstown Renters Score Major Win In Challenge To Unconstitutional Rental Inspections

New Jersey Assembly Passes Transparency Bill for Police Seizures

Pennsylvania Women Denied the Right to Work Win First Round in Suit Against the Pennsylvania Cosmetology Board

Nevada Families Win First Round in Fight to Restore Tax Credits for Scholarships

Lawsuit maintaining that the Legislature ignored the state’s Constitution to reduce support for educational choice will proceed

Lawsuit Challenges Arizona Engineering Licensing Law

Institute for Justice Partners with Engineer to Challenge Law Requiring Engineers to Obtain License to Call Themselves Engineers or to Be Entrepreneurs

Nepali Immigrants Sue Kentucky Over Law That Stopped Them from Opening a Home Health Care Business

Kentucky’s certificate of need law lets large providers monopolize home health in most of the state

North Dakota Health Department Guts Food Freedom Law

Legislative Committee Approves Department’s Request to Stymie Local Entrepreneurs

IJ Applauds Texas’ Proposal to Stop Denying Security Licenses for Unrelated Criminal Convictions

Homeowners Seek Rehearing in House-Destruction Case

National law firm joins the Lech family’s fight for compensation after police destroy their house in pursuit of shoplifter

North Carolina Surgeon Wins First Round in Fight to Eliminate State-enforced Medical Monopoly

Video News Release: Forfeiture Victims Need to Act Now To Get Compensation for Taken Property

Deadline to apply for cash settlement with city December 6, 2019

Civil Forfeiture Victim Takes Her Fight For Attorneys’ Fees to U.S. Supreme Court

IJ asks Supreme Court to End DOJ’s End Run Around Paying Attorneys’ Fees to Innocent Victims of Civil Forfeiture