Press Release “Why are there so few ICU beds?” New report lambasts “patchwork” of laws limiting health care access J. Justin Wilson August 19, 2020
Press Release Maryland Court of Appeals Upholds Protectionist Food Truck Rules Matt Powers August 18, 2020
Press Release Tennessee Property Owners Score Early Win in Lawsuit Against Warrantless Trespassing, Surveillance on Private Land Institute for Justice August 17, 2020
Press Release Nepali Immigrants Win First Round in Federal Lawsuit Challenging Kentucky Law That Stopped Them from Opening a Home Health Care Business Andrew Wimer August 14, 2020
Press Release Institute for Justice Calls on South Carolina Supreme Court to Reject Constitutional Challenge to Scholarship Program Andrew Wimer August 14, 2020
Press Release Montana Supreme Court Directs District Court To Rule in Favor of Espinoza Parents, Clearing Way for Program to Continue John Kramer August 12, 2020
Press Release Nebraska Law No Longer Protects Instate Moving Companies From New Competition, But Another Anticompetitive Measure Stays Alive for Now Andrew Wimer August 11, 2020
Press Release National Food Freedom Advocate Condemns Albuquerque’s Unconstitutional Ban on Homemade Food Sales Institute for Justice August 11, 2020
Press Release Homemade Food Producers Win First Round In Fight to Restore Food Freedom to North Dakota Institute for Justice August 5, 2020
Press Release Where’s the Beef? Congress’s COVID-19 Relief Packages Contain a Conspicuous Omission Institute for Justice July 31, 2020
Press Release New report: CBP, Other DHS Agencies Seized $500 Million From Air Travelers Over Missing Paperwork Andrew Wimer July 30, 2020
Press Release Illinois Home Bakers Compete to Make the Most Creative Treats for Mayor Lightfoot’s Birthday Andrew Wimer July 30, 2020
Press Release Roseau County Landowners Coalition Teams Up with National Organization, Launches Campaign Against Minnesota’s Pointless Land Grab Institute for Justice July 28, 2020
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 South Side Pitch Business Competition Moves Online this Fall Andrew Wimer July 22, 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
Press Release IJ Releases New Educational Choice Guide To State Constitutions After Espinoza John Kramer July 7, 2020
Press Release Missouri Eases Barriers to Work for Ex-Offenders, Expands Out-of-State License Recognition J. Justin Wilson July 6, 2020
Press Release Maine’s High School Tuitioning Program is Clearly Unconstitutional Under New Supreme Court Precedent Andrew Wimer July 1, 2020
Press Release Landmark Victory for Parents In U.S. Supreme Court School Choice Case John Kramer June 30, 2020
Press Release Lawsuit Challenges Ca. Funeral Directors’ Monopoly on End-of-Life Care J. Justin Wilson June 30, 2020
Press Release House of Representatives Votes to End “Qualified Immunity” for Police J. Justin Wilson June 25, 2020
Press Release Barred from Working: People with Criminal Records Are Unfairly Denied Licenses to Work Andrew Wimer June 25, 2020
Press Release Fighting for a Fresh Start, California Man Sues State for Right to Firefighting Career Andrew Wimer June 19, 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 Memphis Residents File Lawsuit Against Shelby County Environmental Court for Affording No Real Due Process Institute for Justice June 17, 2020
Press Release Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Cases Challenging Qualified Immunity John Kramer June 15, 2020
