Press Release

NoHo Print Shop Owner Asks Supreme Court to Hear Case Seeking Compensation After SWAT Team Destroyed Shop

• Dan King
• April 6, 2026

Press Release

Animal Sanctuary Will Appeal to North Carolina Supreme Court After Appellate Court Upholds City Ban

• Andrew Wimer
• April 2, 2026

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Applauds West Virginia for Easing Restrictions on Selling Homemade Foods

• Dan King
• April 1, 2026

Press Release

Institute for Justice Applauds Idaho Governor Signing Bill Protecting Private Property from Law Enforcement Searches Without a Warrant

• Phillip Suderman
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

IJ Makes Headlines

• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Victory For Accountability In Brookside

• Jaba Tsitsuashvili
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Detention Before Lunch

• Marie Miller
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

First-Round Victory For Food Startups In Texas

• Paul Sherman
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

IJ Takes On Small-Town Tyrants

• Jared McClain
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Burying Oklahoma’s Casket Cartel Once and For All

• Matt Liles
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Despite Setback, Opportunities Abound In IJ’s Excessive Fines Work

• Mike Greenberg
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Happy Warriors At The Podium

• Will Lucardi
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

The Future Of Educational Choice Is In Good Hands

• Michael Bindas
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

With Cities Work, Cities Are Embracing The IJ Way

• Zoe Tishaev
• April 1, 2026

Liberty & Law Article

Yes In My Bar Association: Americans Are Free To Critique The Government

• Riley Grace Borden
• April 1, 2026

Press Release

Federal Court Rules Eastern Shore Town, Councilman Violated Constitution When Councilman Cut Pipe Attached to Food Truck 

• Dan King
• March 31, 2026

Press Release

House to Hear First-in-Nation Co-living Model Legislation, the ROOM Act, to Combat Housing Crisis

• Phillip Suderman
• March 31, 2026

Press Release

Supreme Court Turns Away Texas Woman’s Challenge to “Bonkers” Constitutional Violation

• Phillip Suderman
• March 30, 2026

CJE Post

North Carolina: Waiting Until Rights Are Right

• March 30, 2026

Press Release

Maryland Small Business Will Appeal After District Court Affirms Department of Labor Courts That Hand Down Ruinous Fines

• Andrew Wimer
• March 27, 2026

Press Release

Federal Court Rules That Fort Bend County Lieutenant Taylor Rollings Arrested Independent Journalist Justin Pulliam in Violation of the First Amendment 

• J. Justin Wilson
• March 27, 2026

Press Release

Lawsuit Against Alabama District Attorney and Sheriff Who Punished Political Opponents and Reporter Moves Forward

• Andrew Wimer
• March 26, 2026

Press Release

Nashville Home-based Business Owners Cement Victory Over Customer Restrictions 

• Dan King
• March 25, 2026

Press Release

Civil Forfeiture Keeps Raking in Billions of Dollars with Few Property Owners Getting Their Day in Court

• Andrew Wimer
• March 24, 2026

Press Release

Appeals Court Rules Against Massachusetts Families in Lawsuit Over Unconstitutional Conditions for Special Education Services, Family Will Appeal to The Supreme Court

• Phillip Suderman
• March 23, 2026

CJE Post

Delaware: Inviolate Rights in a Violate Time

• March 19, 2026

Press Release

Jacksonville, North Carolina City Council Repeals Ordinance Preventing Food Truck Operations But Still Faces Legal Claims From Vendors

• Phillip Suderman
• March 18, 2026

Press Release

Institute for Justice Stands With Home Based Vendors To Praise Passage of Food Freedom Bill

• Phillip Suderman
• March 12, 2026

Press Release

Small Kentucky Farm Fights Federal Government for a Fair Trial

• Andrew Wimer
• March 12, 2026

Press Release

Law Firm Representing Pottstown Renters Calls on Borough to Back Off New Rental Inspection Proposal

• Dan King
• March 10, 2026