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Partnership for Educational Choice Vows to Defend Arkansas’ Education Freedom Accounts Against Lawsuit

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Long Island Hardware Store Owners Ask Supreme Court to Stop Town’s Bad Faith Use of Eminent Domain

• Phillip Suderman
• June 11, 2024

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Pasadena City Councilmembers Say Attorney Has Not Discussed Constitutional Lawsuit with Them in a Year, Despite Claiming to Judge He is Acting on ‘Instruction from City Council’

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• June 5, 2024

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Institute for Justice Steps Up to Defend Santa Clara Winery Owners Fighting Excessive Fines

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• June 5, 2024

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Parents Move to Intervene in Lawsuit Challenging Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, Team Up with Partnership for Educational Choice to Defend Program

• Phillip Suderman
• June 4, 2024

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New Jersey Doubles Down on Keeping Baby Blood, Parents Vow to Continue Lawsuit

• Dan King
• June 4, 2024

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Virginia Woman Wins First Round in Challenge to “Barrier Crime” Law

• Matt Powers
• June 4, 2024

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Public Interest Law Firm Criticizes Alabama Judge for Threatening Jailtime Against Man Who Swore at Police

• Matthew Prensky
• June 3, 2024

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IJ Makes Headlines

• June 1, 2024

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Righting A Wrong House Raid 

• Jared McClain
• June 1, 2024

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Supreme Court VICTORY For Property Rights 

• Robert McNamara
• June 1, 2024

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Virginia Keeps Robbing Returning Citizens Of A Fresh Start—So IJ Keeps Fighting Back

• Mike Greenberg
• June 1, 2024

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Small-Town Food Truck Owners Suffer Big-Time Constitutional Violations

• Dylan Moore
• June 1, 2024

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IJ’s Newest Podcast Goes Beyond The Brief

• June 1, 2024

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Groundbreaking Study Reveals Legal Doctrine Run Amok

• Elyse Smith Pohl
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Sowing The Seeds For Government Accountability

• June 1, 2024

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Trained To Trespass: Louisiana Game Wardens Snoop Around Private Land

• James T. Knight II
• June 1, 2024

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A New Open Fields Doctrine Study: Good Fence? Good Luck

• Joshua Windham
• June 1, 2024

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Brushing Away Barriers In Georgia’s Beauty Industry

• Rachel Gonzalez
• June 1, 2024

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When Does A Sign Become A Crime?

• Bobbi Taylor
• June 1, 2024

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When A Strongly Worded Letter Does The Job

• Daniel Nelson
• June 1, 2024

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IJ Enjoys Exceptional Injunction

• Andrew Ward
• June 1, 2024

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A Private Eye License To Search A Public Database?

• June 1, 2024

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Three Recent IJ Victories Show How Immunity Stands Between Rights And Remedies

• Patrick Jaicomo
• June 1, 2024

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Chance the Rapper’s New Song is More Than a Tribute to the Power of Home—It’s a Warning About the Dangers of Eminent Domain

• May 31, 2024

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Partnership for Educational Choice Vows to Defend Utah Fits All Scholarship Program Against Lawsuit Attempting to Shut it Down

• Phillip Suderman
• May 30, 2024

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Economic Liberty for Louisiana Florists; Institute for Justice Urges Governor To Sign Legislature’s Repeal of Licensing Restrictions

• Phillip Suderman
• May 30, 2024

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Georgia Supreme Court Holds State Must Allege ‘Essential Elements’ of a Criminal Violation in Order to Seek Forfeiture of Property

• Dan King
• May 29, 2024

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Former Vice Mayor of Marion, Kansas Files Federal Lawsuit Over Retaliatory Search and Seizure

• Andrew Wimer
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