North Carolina Board Tells Retired Engineer He Can’t Talk About Engineering

Wilmington resident files First Amendment lawsuit to protect his right to speak from his expertise and experience

Kentucky Families Fight to Defend the State’s Bold New School Choice Program 

A legal attack attempts to end Kentucky’s “Education Opportunity Account” (EOA) Program  

Maine School Choice Case Appealed to Supreme Court Now Fully Briefed

State Discriminates Against Parents Who Choose Schools That Reinforce Their Values

Illinois Legislature Sends Right to Garden Bill to Governor

FBI Offers to Return Property to Some Security Deposit Box Owners… Maybe Sometime in the Next Few Weeks

After Paul and Jennifer Snitko filed a class action lawsuit, the FBI called to say it will be in touch for a “secondary phone call” about returning property

Security Deposit Box Owners Step Forward to Demand FBI Return Property Seized Without a Warrant

National law firm files first class action suit with named plaintiffs in U.S. Private Vaults seizure

Landlord and Tenants Sue Over Orange City, Iowa’s Unconstitutional Home Inspections

Orange City threatens Iowans with non-consensual, pointless searches of unwilling tenants

Minnesota Soon to Dramatically Expand Cottage Food Businesses

New law will raise sales cap, simplify rules

New Alabama Law Protects Innocent Owners From Civil Forfeiture

Supreme Court Rejects Veteran’s Attempt to Sue VA Hospital Police Who Assaulted Him in Unprovoked Attack

José Oliva Sought to Vindicate His 4th Amendment Rights He and the Institute for Justice vow to continue the fight to end absolute immunity for federal police and restore the system of constitutional accountability guaranteed by the republic’s founders.

Judge Blocks Wisconsin’s Arbitrary and Unconstitutional Ban on Home-Baked Goods Made Without Flour

A 2017 order declared Wisconsin’s ban on home-baked goods unconstitutional, yet state regulators still banned sales of baked goods without flour

Alabama Soon to Dramatically Expand Homemade Food Businesses

Alabama’s homemade food entrepreneurs will be able to ship and sell their goods online

Tarpon Springs Food Truck Owners Sue City Over Anti-Competitive Law Protecting Restaurant Owners

Institute for Justice lawsuit is first of its kind since Florida barred cities from banning food trucks

U.S. Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Dangerous Expansion of “Community Caretaking” Doctrine

Opinion Closely Tracks Institute for Justice Amicus Brief

Police Shooting Case Gives the Supreme Court an Opportunity to Reject Further Expansion of Qualified Immunity