IJ Makes Headlines

Judge Declares Lancaster District Attorney Forfeiture Records Subject to Right to Know Law Request

Reporter Carter Walker and LNP will file new request for information on Lancaster district attorney’s spending

Introducing IJ’s Legal Intensive

Maryland Court of Appeals Will Hear Challenge to Baltimore’s Food Truck Rules

Diverse Groups to Supreme Court: Drivers’ License Suspension is not an Excuse to Pull Someone Over

Under New Proposed Regulation, “Veggie” Burgers Will Be Legal in Mississippi

Federal lawsuit prompted regulatory changes that would allow vegetarian and vegan food producers to continue using clear labels

Texas Supreme Court Punts on Property Rights; Denies Hearing Hinga Automotive’s Appeal

Emails Reveal Coordination Between Downtown Restaurant Owner and Council Member to Cripple Food Trucks

Public records request shines a light on the anti-competitive motivations behind vending ordinance being considered by Metro Council this evening

Familias de Nevada Piden a la Corte que Restaure los Créditos Fiscales para las Becas

La Legislatura aprobó el proyecto de ley sin la supermayoría requerida para los proyectos de ley de recaudación de ingresos.

Nevada Families Ask Court to Restore Tax Credits for Scholarships

Legislature passed bill without supermajority required for revenue-raising bills

Attorneys Petition for Reduced Lawyering Licensing Burdens

Visibly Hits Pause on State Challenges

Illinois Family Sues to End Law Threatening Them With Compulsory Eviction for a Crime They Did Not Commit

After a house guest was arrested, Granite City, Ill. police are now trying to evict everyone in the home: An innocent family with three teenaged kids

Lawsuit Challenging Minnesota’s Protectionist Ban on Using Out-of-State Grapes to Make Wine Scores Major Win

Eighth Circuit allows constitutional claims to be tested

Mandan Residents Are Allowed To Display Murals Without The Government’s Permission