Press Release

The Babylon Bee Joins in Call for Supreme Court to Take Up Case of Man Arrested for Making Fun of His Police Department on Facebook

• Andrew Wimer
• October 31, 2022

Case

Entrepreneur Fined $1,000 for Using Public Information to Draw Lines on Maps Files Federal Lawsuit Against California

• September 29, 2022

Press Release

Entrepreneur Fined $1,000 for Using Public Information to Draw Lines on Maps Files Federal Lawsuit Against Innovation Stifling California Regulations

• Dan King
• September 29, 2022

Press Release

New Supreme Court Appeal Asks: “Can Police Arrest and Prosecute You for Making Fun of Them?”

• Andrew Wimer
• September 27, 2022

Case

Ohio Man Arrested and Prosecuted for Facebook Joke Appeals to Supreme Court

• September 27, 2022

Case

Louisiana Man Arrested for Facebook Joke Seeks to Hold Sheriff’s Deputies Accountable

• September 27, 2022

Press Release

Meridian Woman Made Homeless by City’s Ban on Tiny Homes on Wheels Seeks Court Order Allowing Her Back into Her Home During Lawsuit

• Institute for Justice
• September 13, 2022

Case

Woman fights city’s ban on living in tiny homes on wheels, which has left her homeless

• August 16, 2022

Press Release

Meridian Woman Fights City’s Ban on Living in Tiny Homes on Wheels, Which Has Left Her Homeless

• Matt Powers
• August 16, 2022

Press Release

Health Coach Threatened with Jail and Fines for Offering Dietary Advice Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Her Case

• Andrew Wimer
• August 11, 2022

Press Release

Victory: Court Rules Freelance Writers Cannot Be Taxed Under Charlottesville’s Vague Business License Tax, Orders Refund

• Dan King
• June 9, 2022

Case

East Cleveland’s Government Weaponized its Police to Punish a Political Opponent. He’s Fighting to Hold It Accountable.

• June 9, 2022

Press Release

East Cleveland’s Government Weaponized its Police to Punish a Political Opponent. He’s Fighting to Hold It Accountable. 

• Institute for Justice
• June 9, 2022

Press Release

Judge Dismisses Bogus Defamation Lawsuit Against Foxconn Critic 

• Institute for Justice
• May 24, 2022

Case

IJ Joins Fight to End Retaliatory Defamation Lawsuit in Wisconsin

• April 21, 2022

Press Release

IJ Joins Fight to End Retaliatory Defamation Lawsuit in Wisconsin

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 21, 2022

Press Release

Can the Government Censor Dietary Advice?

• Matt Powers
• March 10, 2022

Press Release

D.C. Court Hands Early Victory to Virginia Counselor Challenging Teletherapy Restrictions

• Dan King
• March 7, 2022

Press Release

U.S. Coast Guard Sued for Denying Captain His Registration to Pilot Ships on the Great Lakes

• Andrew Wimer
• December 16, 2021

Press Release

Texas Veterinarian Scores Important Win in His Long Fight to Defend the First Amendment

• Institute for Justice
• December 10, 2021

Liberty & Law Article

Signs of Progress in Chicago

• September 21, 2021

Liberty & Law Article

30 Years of IJ: Taking Stock as We Ramp Up for the Decades Ahead

• September 21, 2021

Press Release

Private Investigator Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Important First Amendment Case

• John Kramer
• September 13, 2021

Case

Joshua Gray criticized the police—so they denied him an occupational license

• September 3, 2021

Liberty & Law Article

A License to Discuss Math Is a Formula for Censorship

• July 23, 2021

Press Release

Unique Richmond Publisher Will Appeal After D.C. Judge Insists It Must Give the Government Free Copies of Its Books

• Andrew Wimer
• July 23, 2021

Press Release

U.S. Supreme Court Donor Disclosure Ruling is a Victory for Freedom of Association

• John Kramer
• July 1, 2021

Press Release

Entrepreneurship Advocates Call on Chicago City Council to Finally Reform Sign Approvals

• Andrew Wimer
• June 29, 2021

Case

North Carolina Board Tells Retired Engineer He Can’t Talk About Engineering

• June 10, 2021

Press Release

North Carolina Board Tells Retired Engineer He Can’t Talk About Engineering

• Andrew Wimer
• June 10, 2021