Innocent Man Beaten Mercilessly by Police Petitions Supreme Court to Restore Constitutional Accountability

Institute for Justice Asks Supreme Court to End Shell Game Used by State/Federal Task Forces to Avoid Accountability

Victory for Art in Mandan, ND: Lonesome Dove’s Lawsuit Against City Comes to an End

The lawsuit saved Lonesome Dove’s mural, led Mandan to enact a speech-friendly mural law, and showed that one business can stand up to City Hall.

Following Lawsuit, Detroit Police Return Car Illegally Seized Using Civil Forfeiture

Federal Lawsuit Will Proceed on Behalf of Victims of Unconstitutional Vehicles Seizures

Florida House and Senate Advance Occupational Licensing Reform Bills

Institute for Justice applauds proposals that could create thousands of jobs in the Sunshine State

After Police Brutally Beat & Hospitalized James King, The Government Closed Ranks and Is Using a Legal Shell Game To Avoid Accountability

IJ Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hold State/Federal Task Forces Accountable For Constitutional Violations

First Amendment Lawsuit Challenging Censorship of Mississippi Tech Company Scores Major Win

IJ to SCOTUS: If the Government Abuses Your Rights, It Has to Pay You Back

Amicus brief asks that government officials be held accountable for violating constitutional rights

IJ Will Appeal Ruling Upholding SEC Gag Orders on Authors

Tennessee Parents Stand Up for School Choice and Join Lawsuit to Defend ESA Program

National School Choice Advocate Announces It Will Defend Nation’s Newest School Choice Program

Legal attack attempts to end Tennessee’s Education Savings Accounts for K-12

Class Action Lawsuit Seeks to Shutdown Detroit’s Unconstitutional Civil Forfeiture Program

Case seeks to overturn dangerous precedent enabling Detroit to systematically seize cars from innocent owners and then ransom them back for hundreds or thousands of dollars

Federal Appeals Court to Hear Border Civil Forfeiture Case Tomorrow

After Years of Regulatory Uncertainty, Mobile Boutique Owners Receive New Permanent Licenses

New city rules make room for innovative mobile businesses that sell clothes, art, jewelry, and more

Following Federal Lawsuit, Richland, Wa. Drops Unconstitutional Street-Fees Law

With change, Linda Cameron can finally renovate her home without also having to pay to renovate a nearby city street

Proposed Red Tape and Inspections for Lincoln’s Home Bakers Are Unnecessary and Unconstitutional

National advocate for food entrepreneurs rebukes attempt by Lancaster County Health Department to undermine recently passed state reforms