June 1, 2026

IJ Makes Headlines

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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 3, 2026

N.J. Neighbors Win Desperate Fight To Save Home, Shop From City’s Eminent Domain Grab

March 26, 2026

Alabama Prosecutor Loses Key Immunity Claim In Journalist’s Arrest Lawsuit

March 26, 2026

Jacksonville Loses Food Truck Lawsuit

March 31, 2026

Judge Finds Eastern Shore Town, Ex-Elected Official Violated Rights Of Food Truck Operators

April 1, 2026

Pennsylvania Lags On Forfeiture Reforms As Philadelphia Improves

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April 8, 2026

A Casket Cartel Tries To Bury The Competition

April 14, 2026

Georgia Woman Sues Law Enforcement Officers After Accidental Raid At Her Home In 2023

April 15, 2026

Drivers Sue San Jose Over Nearly 500 Police Cameras Used To Track Drivers Across The State

April 16, 2026

San Jose’s ‘Creepy’ And ‘Deeply Intrusive’ ALPR Camera System Is Unconstitutional, A New Lawsuit Says

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Winning The Fight Against Bogus Blight

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Two Wins For The First Amendment

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Policing For Profit—And Without Due Process

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250 Years Of Declaring–And Enforcing–Our Rights

June 1, 2026

Nicole Gonzalez inside Northwoods Urban Farm, her convenience store and tractor repair shop, where she'd like to host food trucks.

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Food Trucks Are Perfect Vehicles For Cutting-Edge Challenges

June 1, 2026

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Reining In The Regulators

June 1, 2026

Tony Tan with crossed arms standing outdoors near automated license plate reader camera mounted on pole.

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Challenging The Plate-Reader Panopticon From Coast To Coast

June 1, 2026

In 2015, IJ launched a federal class action lawsuit on behalf of Pagedale, Missouri, residents Mildred Bryant. Her case forced sweeping reforms and ended the city’s abuse of fines and fees.

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Justice Delivered Federal Court Closes The Book On Pagedale’s Policing-For-Profit Scheme

June 1, 2026

Joe Marino, owner of Sun Valley Orchards, is fighting against devastating penalties imposed by a Department of Labor system that unconstitutionally acts as prosecutor, judge and jury.

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IJ To Put Agency Judges On Trial At The U.S. Supreme Court

June 1, 2026

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Closing The Open Fields Loophole In Idaho

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IJ Updates: Spring 2026

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