IJ Works Wonders: IJ Defeats Campaign Finance Fiasco

New Orleans-Area Residents Vow To Appeal Dismissal Of Lawsuit Challenging Due Process Violations in Criminal Proceedings

The class action suit targets the personal, financial and political relationship between a judge and a private ankle-monitoring company

Family Farm Facing Ruinous Fines for Paperwork Mistake Sues Agency that Acts as Prosecutor, Judge and Jury

Constitutional challenge to U.S. Department of Labor asks government to give Americans their day in court, not their day in front of a bureaucrat

IJ Works Wonders: Fighting for Everyone’s Right to Tell the Truth

IJ Works Wonders: Don’t Mess with The Monks: IJ Puts a Lid on Louisiana’s Casket Cartel

IJ Works Wonders: Defending School Choice in Milwaukee

Tarpon Springs Food Truck Owners Vow to Fight On After Court Setback

Highway Robbery in Reno: Nevada Cops Use Civil Forfeiture To Steal a Veteran’s Life Savings

Lawsuit filed today challenges policing for profit in Nevada

IJ Makes Headlines

October 2021 Volume 30, Issue 5

Class Action Lawsuit Seeks to Dismantle Houston’s Illegal and Unconstitutional Forfeiture Machine

Harris County has a practice of inventing reasons to seize motorists’ property for its own profit

Governor Signs Bill Making It Easier for Illinoisans to Sell Their Homemade and Homegrown Foods

Home-to-Market Act eliminates a patchwork of local rules that held back food businesses

Final Victory for Food Trucks in Fort Pierce: Judgment Proclaims City’s Former Anticompetitive Ordinance Unconstitutional

Fort Pierce had one of the most anticompetitive vending restrictions in the country. Now, it cannot come back.

IJ Works Wonders: IJ’s Advocacy Sparks State-based Pushback on Eminent Domain Abuse

IJ Works Wonders: Threading A String of Economic Liberty Victories