Food Truck Advocates Ask Court to Force Council Members to Provide Public Records

Sponsors of ordinance that could cripple industry have stonewalled Open Records Act request for months

New Podcast Asks Chicago Entrepreneurs, “How’s Business?”

Company founders speak with Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship about the challenges and opportunities of doing business in the Windy City

Rhode Island Ends Licenses for Natural Hair Braiders

Doraville Homeowners Score Another Win in Lawsuit Challenging City’s Excessive Ticketing

Georgia Court of Appeals Rules That State Legislature is Exempt from Public Records Laws

A divided court holds the state’s Open Records Act does not apply to the Georgia General Assembly or its offices.

New Lawsuit Challenges Mississippi Labeling Law That Makes Selling “Veggie Burgers” a Crime

Vegan food company Upton’s Naturals and the Plant Based Foods Association fight for First Amendment right to use terms consumers understand

Trump Signs Bill to Protect Small-Business Owners from IRS Seizures

Indiana Supreme Court Finds Law Enforcement Can Keep Forfeiture Funds

Decision upholds state’s ability to “police for profit”

U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Montana School Choice Case

Montana Supreme Court Ruled State May Discriminate Against Parents Who Select Religious Schools for Their Children

Texas Doctors File Lawsuit Challenging State’s Ban on Doctors Dispensing Medication to Their Patients

Federal Judge Turns Down Challenge to Maine Law Excluding Religious Schools from State’s Tuition Program

Institute for Justice, First Liberty Institute and parents will appeal decision to federal circuit court

Supreme Court Blasts Economic Protectionism as it Strikes Down Durational Residency Requirements for Business Licenses

To Protect Existing Liquor Stores from Competition, Tennessee Required License Seekers to Live in State for Two Years Before a License Would be Granted, 10 Years to Renew

House Votes To Defund Federal Forfeiture Abuse

Hawaii Governor Intends to Veto Forfeiture Reform, Preserve Policing for Profit

Bill Protecting the Right to Grow Your Own Food Signed by Governor

Miami-area couple plans to re-plant their garden next week