IJ Sends Coalition Letter Urging Civil Forfeiture Floor Amendments to the CJS Appropriations Bill

Virginia Couple Sues to Protect Their First Amendment Right to Teach

Army veteran and wife stopped from teaching job skills by State Council of Higher Education for Virginia

Victory for Eyebrow Threaders In Louisiana

State Board Awards Permits to Threaders Who Sued to Overturn Ridiculous Education and Licensing Requirements

Puerto Rico Families Will Fight for Scholarship Program at Commonwealth’s Supreme Court

Familias de Puerto Rico Lucharán por Programa de Becas en el Tribunal Supremo

Mississippi Startup Files First Amendment Countersuit Against State Licensing Board

Startup Files Countersuit After Licensing Board Sues to Shut It Down for Drawing Maps Over Satellite Photos

New Jersey Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to Untangle Braiders from Licensing

State Agrees Not to Enforce Lactation Consultant Licensing Law, Pending Outcome of Lawsuit

IJ Testified Before Congress on Licensing Reform

U.S. Supreme Court: “Professional Speech” Is Protected by the First Amendment

Ga. Lactation Consultants Sue to Save Their Jobs and End Unconstitutional Licensing Law

Breastfeeding advocates in Atlanta partner with Institute for Justice to ensure continued access to lactation care across Georgia

Hinga’s Automotive Will Take Its Case to the Texas Supreme Court

Hinga Mbogo, along with the Institute for Justice, will ask state Supreme Court to rule ‘retroactive zoning’ unconstitutional once and for all

Judge Finalizes Victory for Louisville Food Trucks

Consent Decree Guarantees No More Bans on Mobile Food Vendors

Supreme Court Will Hear Case on Whether The 50 States Must Comply with U.S. Constitution’s Excessive Fines Clause

Indiana man requested Supreme Court review after state supreme court held that Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause does not apply in Indiana.

Rhode Island House Passes Bill to Repeal Hair Braiding License