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Victory! Supreme Court Makes It Easier To Challenge Government Retaliation

• Anya Bidwell
• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

Retaliatory Raid Leads To IJ Lawsuit

• Jared McClain
• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

Expanding Options For Special Needs Students

• David Hodges
• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

Back To School—And Back In Court—To Defend Two Choice Programs

• Arif Panju
• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

New IJ Project Restores Justice In Zoning

• Ari Bargil
• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

Keeping The Pressure On City Hall

• August 1, 2024

Liberty & Law Article

Cutting Red Tape From Coast To Coast

• Jennifer McDonald
• August 1, 2024

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Turning Losses Into Opportunities For High Court Review

• Robert McNamara
• August 1, 2024

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Two Decades After Kelo, North Carolina Seems Doomed to Repeat One of America’s Most Infamous Cases of Eminent Domain Abuse

• July 31, 2024

Press Release

Oklahoma Supreme Court Said City Owes Her Over $200,000—But Now She Has to Sue Again to Be Paid

• Andrew Wimer
• July 30, 2024

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New Law Review Article Counters the Myth That School Choice Has Racist Roots and Effects

• Andrew Wimer
• July 29, 2024

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Minnesota Horse Teacher Wins First Round In First Amendment Case, Court Cites Lack of “Any Evidence” Government’s Act Advances Important Governmental Interest

• Phillip Suderman
• July 24, 2024

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Bismarck Commissioners Pass Ordinance Making it Easier to Start Home Businesses

• Dan King
• July 24, 2024

Press Release

Meridian Woman Will Seek Further Review in Case Challenging City’s Ban on Tiny Homes on Wheels

• Matt Powers
• July 23, 2024

Press Release

South Bend Mom’s Fight for Compensation After Police Raid Moves Forward

• Andrew Wimer
• July 23, 2024

Press Release

Michigan Supreme Court Rules Against Detroit’s Car Forfeiture Machine

• Andrew Wimer
• July 23, 2024

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on City of South Fulton to Allow African Hair Braiding Business to Open

• Matthew Prensky
• July 23, 2024

Press Release

Innocent Woman Appeals Lower Court’s Ruling Granting Immunity to St. Paul Police Officer Whose Lies Landed Her in Prison for Two Years

• Dan King
• July 22, 2024

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Town of Highlands to Abandon Efforts to Crack Down on Short-Term Rentals

• Matthew Prensky
• July 17, 2024

Press Release

Appeals Court Overturns Qualified Immunity for School Officials Who Threatened Parent With Legal Action for Recording 

• Dan King
• July 16, 2024

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Across America, Reforms to Address Housing Shortages Face Stiff Opposition from Some Local Residents

• July 12, 2024

Press Release

Court Prohibits California Regulators from Enforcing Private Investigator Licensing Law Against Anti-Spam Crusader 

• J. Justin Wilson
• July 11, 2024

Press Release

New Institute for Justice Video Exposes Unconstitutional Airport Interdiction Tactics

• Andrew Wimer
• July 11, 2024

Press Release

Property Owners Cement Victory Against Warrantless Searches and Hidden Cameras as State Declines to Appeal

• Andrew Wimer
• July 10, 2024

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Seattle Homeowner Vows to Appeal Federal Judge’s Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Mandatory Housing Affordability Law

• J. Justin Wilson
• July 1, 2024

Press Release

Alaska Supreme Court Overturns Lower Court Ruling Striking Down Popular Correspondence School Program

• Dan King
• July 1, 2024

Press Release

Louisiana Supreme Court Rules Property Owners are Entitled to Compensation After Sewerage Board Caused Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Damage

• Dan King
• July 1, 2024

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Innocent Woman Whose Home Was Destroyed by SWAT Team Petitions Supreme Court to Hear Case Seeking Compensation 

• Dan King
• June 28, 2024

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Licensing Reform Advocates Disappointed in Veto of Unanimously Passed “Fresh Start” Bill

• Andrew Wimer
• June 28, 2024

Press Release

Institute for Justice Praises Supreme Court Ruling that the Government Must Try Fines Cases in Front of Juries

• Andrew Wimer
• June 27, 2024