News City: Ruling removes handcuffs in fining low-income neighborhood Matthew Glowicki September 10, 2018
Press Release Outdated Federal Law Threatens Unique Richmond Publisher J. Justin Wilson August 15, 2018
News James Jenkins column: Freedom of the press doesn’t mean you must give the government free books James Jenkins August 15, 2018
News Timing of anti-Pleasant Ridge development banner removal questioned Danielle Grady June 22, 2018
Press Release Hinga’s Automotive Will Take Its Case to the Texas Supreme Court J. Justin Wilson June 20, 2018
News Doraville defends itself against Federal ‘policing for profit’ lawsuit Hayley Mason June 12, 2018
News American courts should not be turned into revenue machines Linda Foster and Joanna Weiss June 8, 2018
News Doraville officials respond to lawsuit, accusations of ‘policing for profit’ Christine Fonville June 5, 2018
News Georgia city sued by fed-up residents over ‘ridiculous’ fines for chipped paint, driveway cracks Kaitlyn Schallhorn May 31, 2018
News California Lawmakers Look to Stop Cities from Billing Citizens Thousands for Their Own Prosecutions Scott Shackford May 29, 2018
News Town sued for issuing 3 tickets per hour, day and night, collecting millions Bob Unruh May 27, 2018
News Atlanta Suburb Brags About Fines for Chipped Paint and Incorrectly Stacked Wood Christian Britschgi May 24, 2018
News Doraville Sued Over Claims City Uses Municipal Court to Boost Revenues R. Robin McDonald May 24, 2018
News Doraville residents file federal lawsuit to fight ‘excessive’ fines and fees Lori Wilson May 24, 2018