June 1, 2024

IJ Makes Headlines

These articles and editorials are just a sample of favorable local and national pieces IJ secured in the weeks prior to the release of the June issue of Liberty & Law.

By getting our message out in print, radio, broadcast, and online media, we show the real-world consequences of government restrictions on individual liberty—and make the case for change to judges, legislators and regulators, and the general public.

March 4, 2024

Rudy Carey Was Pardoned, But The Unjust Law That Kept Him From Working Is Still On The Books

March 8, 2024

Should Louisiana Wildlife Agents Be Able To Search Rural Land Without A Warrant?

March 14, 2024

Land Seizure For ‘Fake Park’ On Long Island Splits U.S. Appeals Court

March 17, 2024

The Creepy And Unconstitutional Government Database Of Newborn Babies’ DNA

March 18, 2024

When Local Officials Gag Dissenters With Handcuffs

April 10, 2024

How A Vehicle-For-Sale Sign Has Launched A Free Speech Battle In One Lehigh Valley Community

April 10, 2024

Botched Swat Raid In Waxahachie Exposes Police Immunity Flaw

April 18, 2024

Supreme Court Ruling Boosts Property Rights in Texas

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Small-Town Food Truck Owners Suffer Big-Time Constitutional Violations

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IJ’s Newest Podcast Goes Beyond The Brief

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Groundbreaking Study Reveals Legal Doctrine Run Amok

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Sowing The Seeds For Government Accountability

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Tom Manuel joined with IJ to challenge the open fields doctrine, which allows game wardens and other government officials to trespass on his land without a warrant or evidence of wrongdoing.

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Trained To Trespass: Louisiana Game Wardens Snoop Around Private Land

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A New Open Fields Doctrine Study: Good Fence? Good Luck

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Georgia beauty professionals like Diamond Cherry teamed up with IJ to expand opportunity in their industry.

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Brushing Away Barriers In Georgia’s Beauty Industry

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When Does A Sign Become A Crime?

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When A Strongly Worded Letter Does The Job

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IJ Enjoys Exceptional Injunction

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