News Report: Michigan police kept $15 Million taken mostly from small seizures in 2018 Scott McClallen July 19, 2019
News A Florida woman was fined $100,000 for a dirty pool and overgrown grass. When do fines become excessive? Kristine Phillips July 19, 2019
News Headlines – Conservative groups want new taxpayer advocate to ride herd on IRS David van den Berg July 15, 2019
News Hawaii Governor Vetoes Bill Aimed to End Confiscation of Property Without a Conviction Carey Welder July 12, 2019
News Kentucky man suing government for taking truck at the border in civil forfeiture case Elizabeth Ruiz July 12, 2019
Press Release Doraville Homeowners Score Another Win in Lawsuit Challenging City’s Excessive Ticketing J. Justin Wilson July 10, 2019
News Report: Michigan Police Kept $15 Million Taken Mostly From ‘Little Guys’ In 2018 Dawson Bell July 10, 2019
News Trump Signs New Law To Protect Innocent Small Business Owners From IRS Seizures Nick Sibilla July 10, 2019
News Legislature can divert civil forfeiture proceeds away from school fund, Indiana Supreme Court rules Dan Carden July 8, 2019
News Florida Homeowners Can Now Plant Front-Yard Veggie Gardens After Couple’s 6-Year Battle – Florida Insider Melissa P July 8, 2019
News Lawmakers Argue Constitution Gives Gov’t Right To Steal Your Car if You’re Caught Speeding Tyler Durden July 7, 2019
News One Woman’s Quest To Get Back Her Vegetable Garden Results In New Florida Law Laurel Wamsley July 4, 2019
News Indiana Is Still Arguing That It’s Constitutional To Seize Your Car for Driving 5 MPH Over the Speed Limit C.J. Ciaramella July 3, 2019
News Six years later, Florida couple wins right to plant veggies in their front-yard Alisha Ebrahimji July 3, 2019
News Florida couple celebrates closure of 6-year legal battle over vegetable garden Janine Puhak July 3, 2019
News After 6-Year Battle, Florida Couple Wins The Right To Plant Veggies In Front Yard Laurel Wamsley July 3, 2019
