Home Free: IJ Celebrates Final Victory in Six-Year Battle to Save Pleasant Ridge Neighborhood

South Padre Island food trucks ask Texas Supreme Court to rein in city flouting constitutional ruling

Broad Left-Right Coalition Urges Congress to Protect Americans From Civil Forfeiture

Lots of Support from Friends of the Court As Maine School Choice Case Appealed to Supreme Court

Washington Supreme Court to Hear Significant Excessive Fines Case

Seattle Charged $547 to a Homeless Man After Impounding the Truck in Which He Lived

Texas Federal Judge Tosses Qualified Immunity Defense in First Amendment Retaliation Case

Castle Hills, Tx. woman wins first round in a constitutional suit to vindicate political speech rights

Lawsuit: Florida Parents Partner with IJ to Shut Down Dystopian “Predictive Policing” Program

Institute for Justice lawsuit alleges that Pasco police harass and fine homeowners to make their “lives miserable until they move or sue.” Today, they sued.

New Lawsuit Seeks to End Colorado’s Transportation Monopoly Law

Immigrant Entrepreneur Blocked from Starting Shuttle Service by Existing Shuttle Companies Under Colorado Monopoly Law

Victory for Food Freedom in Lincoln, Nebraska

A SWAT team destroyed a Texas home and refused to pay for the damage. Now the homeowner is fighting back.

Lawsuit argues that when the police “break it,” they must “buy it.”

Amicus Briefs Support Veteran Beaten by Police To Get His Day Before U.S. Supreme Court

Threat of Nonprofit Donor Harassment Spotlighted in U.S. Supreme Court Case

Would you want the government to collect and potentially share your name and address with those who hate what you stand for?

Lawsuit Challenges New York City’s Abusive Building Code Fines and Fees

NYC Buildings Dept. levied $11,000 in fines on Queens homeowner for building a pigeon coop. Now he is fighting back.

IJ Makes Headlines

IJ Supports New Bill in Congress That Would End Qualified Immunity Nationwide