Press Release

Seattle ‘Housing Affordability’ Law Forces Hard-working Homeowners to Pay Ransom for Building Permit—Now Two Residents Are Fighting Back

• J. Justin Wilson
• July 23, 2020

Press Release

Reforms to Chicago’s Impound Program Are Not Enough

• Andrew Wimer
• July 22, 2020

Case

Case asks court to end “policing for profit” and restore South Carolinians’ expectation that they are innocent until proven guilty

• July 15, 2020

Press Release

Institute for Justice Asks S.C. Supreme Court to Strike Down Civil Forfeiture Laws

• J. Justin Wilson
• July 15, 2020

Press Release

Nashville Repeals Prohibition on Home-Business Clients

• Institute for Justice
• July 9, 2020

Case

Memphis Residents File Lawsuit Against Shelby County Environmental Court for Affording No Real Due Process 

• June 18, 2020

Press Release

Proposed Reforms of Chicago’s Impound Program Are “Strong First Step,” But More Must Be Done

• Andrew Wimer
• June 18, 2020

Press Release

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Cases Challenging Qualified Immunity

• John Kramer
• June 15, 2020

Press Release

When the Government Destroys a Home, Must It Pay for the Damage Done?

• John Kramer
• June 9, 2020

Press Release

Three Specific Ways to Fix Bad Policing

• John Kramer
• June 9, 2020

Press Release

With a Hunger Crisis Impending, One Washington County Doubles-Down on Campaign to Block Little Free Pantries

• J. Justin Wilson
• June 3, 2020

Press Release

George Floyd and Beyond: How “Qualified Immunity” Enables Bad Policing

• John Kramer
• June 3, 2020

Post

Judges Should Not Use Their Power Over Defendants to Enrich Their Friends

• May 28, 2020

Press Release

New Orleans-Area Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Due Process Violations in Criminal Proceedings

• Institute for Justice
• May 27, 2020

Press Release

Indiana Returns Vehicle in Landmark Civil Forfeiture Case, But Government Continues its Appeal

• John Kramer
• May 27, 2020

Liberty & Law Article

Are Government Officials Above the Law?

• May 18, 2020

Case

New Orleans Ankle Monitors

• May 14, 2020

Press Release

New report: State laws may promote municipal fines and fees abuse

• Andrew Wimer
• April 30, 2020

Press Release

Ohio Supreme Court Declines to Consider Whether Lower Courts May Create Barriers to Lawsuits

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 28, 2020

Press Release

14 Months After U.S. Supreme Court Victory, Tyson Timbs Wins Civil Forfeiture Case

• John Kramer
• April 28, 2020

Press Release

Dunedin Homeowner Wins Round One in Tall Grass Lawsuit

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 23, 2020

Press Release

Amid Crisis, Neighbor Fights for Right to Help Feed Others in Need

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 16, 2020

Case

Neighbors Challenge County’s Burdensome Regulations on Little Free Pantries

• April 16, 2020

Case

Landowners sue to stop warrantless searches

• April 14, 2020

Press Release

New Lawsuit Asks Whether State Agents Can Trespass and Place Cameras on Private Land in Tennessee

• Andrew Wimer
• April 14, 2020

Press Release

U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Police Accountability Case

• John Kramer
• March 30, 2020

Liberty & Law Article

IJ Fights to Protect Motorists in Motor City

• March 20, 2020

Press Release

Police Stole $225k in Cash and Coins, and the Courts Said “Okay”

• J. Justin Wilson
• March 18, 2020

Press Release

Homeowners Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court in House-Destruction Case

• Andrew Wimer
• March 11, 2020

Press Release

Pittsburgh Retiree to Finally Get Life Savings Back from the Federal Government

• Andrew Wimer
• March 4, 2020