News If The Government Cannot Say What You Did Wrong, It Shouldn’t Take Your Stuff Andrew Wimer August 17, 2022
News Auditor: COVID impact on asset forfeitures lessens, impact of new laws still unclear Josh Skuzacek August 16, 2022
News ‘QAnon the Musical,’ Fritz the hippo, hurricane drones: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports August 16, 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
News Meridian tiny home owner, now homeless, claims city violated private property rights Rachel Spacek August 15, 2022
News Judge directs towing suit claiming Wilmington violates residents’ rights to proceed Amanda Fries August 14, 2022
News School Choice Faces a New Threat: Local Code Enforcers Suranjan Sen & Daryl James August 14, 2022
News Police cross a line with spy cameras on private land Joshua Windham & Daryl James August 14, 2022
Press Release Fourth Circuit Issues Important Decision Affirming The Presumption Of Innocence In Civil Forfeiture Cases Dan King August 10, 2022
Press Release Lawsuit Uncovers the Inside Story of the FBI’s Plans to Take Security Deposit Boxes without Charging Owners with Crimes Andrew Wimer August 10, 2022
News Ohio Supreme Court needs to reinforce property owner rights to provide others shelter: Diana Simpson and Nick Sibilla August 10, 2022
Press Release Institute for Justice Urges Town of Highlands to Reconsider Crackdown on Short-Term Rentals Dan King August 10, 2022
News Lawsuit: 2 Wilmington Residents Claim City Illegally Towed, Scrapped Vehicles Madeline Wright August 9, 2022
News Lakeway updates home business ordinance; day care owner says it’s not enough to drop lawsuit Sarah Asch August 8, 2022
News Logan taxidermist asserts rights, Ohio Division of Wildlife changes policy as a result Dave Golowenski August 7, 2022
News Appeal promised in fight on behalf of citizens left homeless by ‘Environmental Court’ Bob Unruh August 7, 2022
Press Release Memphis Residents Left Homeless by Court Devoid of Records or Evidence Will Appeal Dismissal of Lawsuit Conor Beck August 4, 2022
News Houston police seized thousands from him in a raid led by a disgraced cop. He never got it back. St. John Barned-Smith August 4, 2022
News Prosecutors Who Want Credit for Investigating Police Corruption Are Happy To Steal Money From Innocent People Jacub Sullum August 4, 2022
News Lakeway votes to add revised occupation ordinance for at-home day cares Taylor Cripe August 3, 2022
Press Release Lakeway Changes Home Business Law, But Major Concerns Still Remain Dan King August 2, 2022
