Press Release

Victory for African Hairbraiders Over Tangle of Cosmetology Laws

• John Kramer
• March 11, 2005

Press Release

March 18: U.S. Supreme Court Considers Accepting Case Examining Constitutionality of Good-Old-Boy Networks

• John Kramer
• March 8, 2005

Press Release

Mississippi Hairbraiders to State Senators: “Get the Board of Cosmetology Out of Our Hair”

• John Kramer
• March 3, 2005

Case

No Room at the Inn—Challenging Seattle's Irrational Bed & Breakfast Regulations

• March 1, 2005

Press Release

Court Decision Approves Seattle’s Construction Waste Monopolies

• John Kramer
• February 14, 2005

News

African craft of hairbraiding is over-regulated

• January 28, 2005

Press Release

Outrageous Federal Court Decision Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court

• John Kramer
• December 21, 2004

Press Release

Federal Appeals Court Approves Naked Economic Protectionism

• J. Justin Wilson
• August 24, 2004

Press Release

Lawsuit Challenges Washington’s Cosmetology Licensing Laws

• John Kramer
• August 5, 2004

Press Release

Economic Liberty Lawsuit Challenges Mississippi’s Cosmetology Licensing LawsAfrican Hairbraiders Just Want to Earn an Honest Living

• John Kramer
• August 5, 2004

Case

Challenging Barriers To Economic Opportunity: Untangling African Hair Braiders from Mississippi's Cosmetology Regime

• August 5, 2004

Case

Challenging Barriers To Economic Opportunity: Untangling African Hair Braiders from Washington's Cosmetology Regime

• August 5, 2004

Press Release

City of Redmond Wastes More Taxpayers’ Money By Appealing Unconstitutional Sign Ban

• John Kramer
• July 16, 2004

Press Release

Advertising Ban Is Sign of Big Government

• John Kramer
• June 24, 2004

Press Release

Bagel Entrepreneur & IJ Punch a Hole in City of Redmond’s Sign Ban With First Amendment Victory

• John Kramer
• June 15, 2004

Press Release

U.S. Supreme Court Accepts N.Y. Wine Direct Shipping Case; Case Holds Major Implications for Internet Commerce

• John Kramer
• May 24, 2004

Press Release

Blooming Nonsense This Mother’s Day;Rooting Out Big Government In Louisiana’s Floral Industry

• John Kramer
• April 28, 2004

Press Release

Teenage Entrepreneur Wins Fight Against BureaucRATS:Christian Alf allowed to go back to work rat-proofing roofs

• John Kramer
• April 28, 2004

Press Release

Institute for Justice Arizona Chapter Declares Victory & Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Arizona’s Cosmetology RegimeLegislation exempts natural hairbraiders from unreasonable cosmetology licensing scheme

• John Kramer
• April 22, 2004

Press Release

Mississippi State Senate Votes to Set Hairbraiders Free

• John Kramer
• March 9, 2004

Press Release

IJ Appeals N.Y. Wine Case To U.S. Supreme Court

• John Kramer
• March 8, 2004

Press Release

Seattle Entrepreneurs and IJ Appeal Decision Upholding Seattle Trash Monopolies

• John Kramer
• March 8, 2004

News

Trucker in fight for the long haul

• February 25, 2004

Press Release

Court Upholds Seattle Trash Monopolies, Seattle Entrepreneurs and IJ to Appeal

• John Kramer
• February 24, 2004

Press Release

Appeals Court Ruling Upholding Ban on Direct Wine Shipments Will Be Short-lived, Institute for Justice Vows

• John Kramer
• February 12, 2004

Press Release

Judge Refuses to Dismiss Lawsuit In Free Speech Case

• John Kramer
• January 24, 2004

Press Release

Bagel Entrepreneur & IJ Win Injunction Against the City of Redmond In First Amendment Case

• John Kramer
• January 22, 2004

Press Release

National Law Firm & Would-be Florists Challenge Louisiana’s Licensing Scheme

• John Kramer
• December 18, 2003

Case

Let a Thousand Florists Bloom: Uprooting Outrageous Licensing Laws In Louisiana

• December 18, 2003

Press Release

Economic Liberty Lawsuit Challenges Arizona’s Cosmetology Licensing LawsAfrican Hairbraiders Just Want to Earn an Honest Living

• John Kramer
• December 8, 2003