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Victory for School Choice: Arizona Court of Appeals Declares Corporate Tax Credit Scholarship Program Constitutional

• J. Justin Wilson
• March 12, 2009

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Must Moviemakers Name Names of Financial Backers?

• John Kramer
• January 16, 2009

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Will Colorado’s Supreme Court Protect Free Speech?

• J. Justin Wilson
• January 7, 2009

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Recent Press Releases

• J. Justin Wilson
• December 16, 2008

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Texas Developer Files Lawsuits To Bulldoze Freedom of the Press

• John Kramer
• December 10, 2008

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Arizona Supreme Court to Decide Future Of Scholarships for Special Needs and Foster Children

• Matt Powers
• December 9, 2008

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In Tough Economic Times Entrepreneurship Provides Important Options

• J. Justin Wilson
• December 4, 2008

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Parents Defending Scholarship Programs For Special Needs and Foster Children File Final Brief with Arizona Supreme Court

• J. Justin Wilson
• November 25, 2008

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Freeing Special Needs Students From Religious Discrimination in Washington State:

• J. Justin Wilson
• November 11, 2008

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Arizona Supreme Court to Decide Future Of Scholarships for Special Needs and Foster Children

• J. Justin Wilson
• October 28, 2008

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Chicago Entrepreneur’s Ideas Released This Week as Nintendo DS Game

• J. Justin Wilson
• October 28, 2008

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Federal Court Rules Parker North, Colo., Neighbors  Should Not Have Been Sued for Speech, But Fails to Stop Future Abuse

• John Kramer
• September 18, 2008

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Appellate Court to Hear School Choice Case: Opponents Appeal Ruling Upholding Corporate Tax  Credit Scholarships

• J. Justin Wilson
• September 15, 2008

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Institute for Justice Applauds Funding Of Scholarships for Special Needs and Foster Children

• J. Justin Wilson
• August 22, 2008

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Arizona Supreme Court Confirms That Scholarships For Special Needs and Foster Children Should Continue, But Legislature Cuts Program Funds

• J. Justin Wilson
• June 30, 2008

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Arizona Parents Appeal Scholarship Case, Ask for Programs for Special Needs and Foster Children to Continue

• J. Justin Wilson
• June 19, 2008

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8th Circuit to Hear Challenge To St. Louis Redevelopment Authority’s Suppression of Speech

• J. Justin Wilson
• June 10, 2008

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Institute for Justice Arizona Chapter Urges Chandler City Council To Approve In-Home Day Care Center

• John Kramer
• May 19, 2008

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Arizona Appeals Court Overturns Ruling for School Choice, Scholarships for Special Needs and Foster Children in Jeopardy

• J. Justin Wilson
• May 16, 2008

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Arizona School Choice – Latest Release

• John Kramer
• April 22, 2008

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Arizona Appeals Court to Hear Challenge To Scholarships for Special Needs and Foster Children

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 21, 2008

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SpeechNow.org Files Lawsuit To Protect Americans’ Rights To Organize and Speak About Politics

• J. Justin Wilson
• February 14, 2008

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Split FEC Vote Leaves SpeechNow.org Silenced

• J. Justin Wilson
• January 24, 2008

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FEC Draft Opinion Would Silence SpeechNow.org, Independent Speech Groups

• J. Justin Wilson
• January 22, 2008

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9th Circuit to Decide Fate Of Arizona School Choice Program

• J. Justin Wilson
• January 22, 2008

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SpeechNow.org Responds to Comments Before FEC On Rights of Independent Speech Groups

• J. Justin Wilson
• December 11, 2007

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Federal Election Commission Agrees to Decide Rights of Independent Speech Groups

• J. Justin Wilson
• November 29, 2007

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Another Victory for School Choice:

• J. Justin Wilson
• June 13, 2007

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IJ on Wisconsin Right to Life

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 24, 2007

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$6 Billion Spent on Georgia Educational Choice Programs Since 1973

• Matt Powers
• March 19, 2007