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Pittsburgh City Council Abuses Government’s Eminent Domain Power

• John Kramer
• August 2, 1999

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Parents Intervene to Defend Cleveland School Choice Program In Federal Lawsuit

• John Kramer
• July 27, 1999

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Lawyers Representing Opportunity Scholarship Parents Deride ACLU/NAACP Legal Challenge

• John Kramer
• June 22, 1999

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Institute for Justice Scores Major Victory For Internet/Software Speech

• John Kramer
• June 21, 1999

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Historic Alliance Formed To Defend School Choice

• John Kramer
• June 18, 1999

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Volokh Responds to Vermont Supreme Court Voucher Decision

• Matt Powers
• June 11, 1999

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Ohio Supreme Court Says School Choice Is Constitutional, But Invalidates Program On Technical Grounds

• John Kramer
• May 27, 1999

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Victory for Property Rights Hailed by Institute for Justice

• John Kramer
• May 24, 1999

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Court Gives NYC Van Drivers Economic Liberty Victory

• Institute for Justice
• May 23, 1999

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Shutting Down Speech: The FCC vs. Micro-Radio Stations

• John Kramer
• May 11, 1999

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Institute for Justice Considers Appeal Of Adverse Maine School Choice Decision

• Matt Powers
• April 23, 1999

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Federal Trial Examines Government Regulation Of Internet Speech

• John Kramer
• April 20, 1999

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Private Property Rights Vindicated, Village of Park Forest Accepts Settlement In Constitutional Challenge Filed by Housing Tenants

• John Kramer
• April 9, 1999

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Court Gives NYC Van Drivers Economic Liberty Victory

• John Kramer
• March 23, 1999

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In Major First Amendment Ruling, Arizona Supreme Court Upholds School Choice Tax Credit

• John Kramer
• January 27, 1999

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First Amendment Case Against CFTC To Go to Trial in March

• John Kramer
• January 14, 1999

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Van Supporters Call New York City Council Report “Desperate Attempt to Preserve Illegitimate Control Over Industry”

• John Kramer
• January 11, 1999

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Van Supporters Call New York City Council Report “Desperate Attempt to Preserve Illegitimate Control Over Industry”

• Institute for Justice
• January 11, 1999

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Steve Forbes Endorses Lawsuit to Remove Unfair California State Regulations on African-American Entreprenuers

• John Kramer
• December 21, 1998

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African Hairbraiders Seek To Untangle Regulations

• John Kramer
• November 16, 1998

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U.S. Supreme Court Lets Stand Wisconsin School Choice Decision

• John Kramer
• November 9, 1998

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Statement of Richard Komer, Senior Litigator, Institute for Justice Regarding Delaware County Court of Common Please Decision Against School Choice

• John Kramer
• October 24, 1998

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IJ Expands Economic Liberty Lawsuit, Second State Agency Sued to Bust Limousine Monopoly

• John Kramer
• October 21, 1998

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NYC Van Drivers Applaud End Of Illegal Moratorium on Van Licenses, Call for End to Other Anti-Competitive Regulations

• John Kramer
• October 16, 1998

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NYC Van Drivers Applaud End Of Illegal Moratorium on Van Licenses, Call for End to Other Anti-Competitive Regulations

• Institute for Justice
• October 16, 1998

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Monterey Case Gives Supreme Court Opportunity To Strengthen Property Rights Protection

• John Kramer
• October 6, 1998

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Ohio Court Gives Hairbraiders First Step to Legal Victory

• John Kramer
• September 17, 1998

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Court Case Asks: “Do Americans Have the Right To Earn an Honest Living?”

• John Kramer
• September 15, 1998

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Court Case Asks: “Do Americans Have the Right To Earn an Honest Living?”

• Institute for Justice
• September 15, 1998

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Court Tells Government: Think Twice Before Condemning Property

• John Kramer
• July 20, 1998