News Phoenix Police Confiscated Nearly $40K a Black Business Owner Saved to Buy New Truck — Two Years Later He’s Still Fighting to Get It Back Nyamekye Daniel November 28, 2022
News Holiday Flyers Should Know, The Government Is On The Prowl For Cash Andrew Wimer November 27, 2022
Press Release Indiana Should Stop Redacting Information About Civil Forfeiture Cases, New IJ Brief Argues Dan King November 21, 2022
News Arizona cops are sued for REFUSING to return $40,000 in cash seized from black trucking boss who was traveling to buy a new rig, after they accused him of being a drug dealer with no evidence Alex Hammer November 20, 2022
News Judge dashes city’s hopes that its car confiscation scheme will escape review WND Staff November 20, 2022
News ‘Wilmington can’t have it both ways,’ federal judge orders towing suit to move forward Amanda Fries November 17, 2022
News LAW FIRM SUING HUMBOLDT COUNTY FOR EXCESSIVE FEES WHEN ABATING CANNABIS GROWERS HOLDS MEETING IN REDWAY TONIGHT Kym Kemp November 16, 2022
Press Release Wilmington Residents Win First Round of Lawsuit Challenging City’s Unconstitutional Impound Racket Andrew Wimer November 16, 2022
News Biden’s ‘Made In America’ Plan Is Bullying Homeowners Off Their Land to Build a Taxpayer-Subsidized Chip Plant Eric Boehm November 16, 2022
News LAW FIRM FIGHTING AGAINST HUMBOLDT COUNTY CANNABIS ABATEMENT PROGRAM HOSTS TOWN HALL IN REDWAY THIS WEDNESDAY Nichole Norris November 13, 2022
News Here’s Why Legalized Marijuana Won’t End the War on Due Process Daryl James and Jared McClain November 7, 2022
Press Release Lawsuit Challenging Meridian’s Ban on Tiny Homes Will Move Forward Matt Powers November 7, 2022
News Meridian told her she couldn’t stay in her tiny home. She sued. What just happened Rachel Spacek November 7, 2022
News After Supreme Court Ruling, States Grapple With How To Define an Excessive Fine C.J. Ciaramella November 6, 2022
News Houston Prosecutors Are Keeping Cash Seized From Defendants Whose Cases Were Compromised by Police Corruption Jacob Sullum November 6, 2022
News Judge: Pa. law requiring real estate license for Airbnb managers unconstitutional Michaelle Bond November 6, 2022
News Michigan drone photography privacy dispute returns to court – yet again Bruce Crumley November 1, 2022
News Woman Can Sue Alabama Cops for Towing Car as Part of Town’s Profiteering Scheme Scott Shackford November 1, 2022
Press Release Federal Court Allows Lawsuit Against Abusive Brookside Police Officers to Move Forward Andrew Wimer October 31, 2022
News Biden Administration working on making it easy to confiscate crypto without criminal charges Victor Alexander October 30, 2022
News Eric André Sues Police For Racial Profiling, Seizing Cash At Atlanta Airport Nick Sibilla October 30, 2022
News Displaced Meridian tiny home resident argues she should be able to stay in home during court case Margaret Carmel October 30, 2022
News Michigan Supreme Court could decide warrantless government drone spying lawsuit Scott McClallen October 30, 2022
News Michigan Court Allows Town To Use Drones To Snoop Without Warrants. One Couple Is Suing. Scott Shackford October 30, 2022
Press Release Warrantless Drone Surveillance Lawsuit Appealed to Michigan Supreme Court Matt Powers October 27, 2022
Case Michigan Homeowners Fight to Vindicate Fourth Amendment Protections Against Warrantless Surveillance Using Drones October 27, 2022
