News U.S. Supreme Court has chance to affirm citizens’ right to record police Nick Sibilla October 25, 2021
News Courts must hold rogue cops accountable everywhere — even at the dentist Editorial Board October 22, 2021
News Supreme Court Defends Qualified Immunity In Police Shooting, Excessive Force Cases Nick Sibilla, Senior Contributor October 20, 2021
News Supreme Court reaffirms police protection by qualified immunity, a legal doctrine targeted in protests October 18, 2021
News Supreme Court rules for police in two lawsuits claiming excessive force Pete Williams October 18, 2021
News Virginians deserve to hear the truth about qualified immunity Patrick Jaicomo, Chad Reese October 8, 2021
News Dozens of states have tried to end qualified immunity. Police officers and unions helped beat nearly every bill. October 7, 2021
News Citizens can’t sue federal agents — SCOTUS could change that David Martin Davies October 5, 2021
News Citizens can’t sue federal agents — SCOTUS could change that David Martin Davies October 3, 2021
News Not above the law: Supreme Court can protect citizens by striking down qualified immunity The Editorial Board October 1, 2021
News California bill would strip bad cops of badges, but doesn’t end immunity from lawsuits Tami Abdollah September 29, 2021
News ‘Blow his head off’: Supreme Court must strip federal agents of absolute immunity The Editorial Board September 23, 2021
News Opinion: It’s hard to hold police accountable. For federal agents, it’s all but impossible. Editorial Board September 22, 2021
News The DHS Agent Who Tried To Kill Kevin Byrd Can’t Be Sued—Because He Works for the Federal Government Billy Binion September 22, 2021
Liberty & Law Article 30 Years of IJ: Taking Stock as We Ramp Up for the Decades Ahead September 21, 2021
Press Release Broad Coalition Urges Supreme Court to Reverse Appeals Court Ruling That Makes Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi “Constitution-free Zone” for Federal Officers John Kramer September 14, 2021
News Should federal officers get immunity for lies and beatings? SCOTUS is asked to decide Debra Cassens Weiss September 14, 2021
News Editorial: Texans deserve day in court against rogue federal agents American-Statesman Editorial Board September 12, 2021
News If the police lie, should they be held liable? Often the answer is no. Shaila Dewan September 12, 2021
News COMMENTARY: How a three-tier justice system hurts good cops Marie Miller and Daryl James September 9, 2021
News Forcibly Sedating An Innocent Woman Doesn’t Violate The Fourth Amendment, Federal Court Rules Nick Sibilla September 2, 2021
News St. Paul officer center of Supreme Court petition seeking to remove immunity protections from federal and deputized officers Deanna Weniger August 22, 2021
News Constitutional advocates line up to ask SCOTUS to hear man’s appeal against Denver police August 19, 2021
