Liberty & Law Article

From Law Students to Legal Stars: The Extraordinary Success of IJ’s Law Student Programs

• August 1, 2023

Liberty & Law Article

IJ Sues Department of Labor in Latest Attack on “Courts” That Aren’t Really Courts

• August 1, 2023

Liberty & Law Article

IJ Fights Back After Court Defangs Forfeiture Reform

• August 1, 2023

Press Release

Family Farm Will Appeal Ruling Upholding Ruinous Fines Imposed By Biased Agency Judges

• Andrew Wimer
• July 27, 2023

Press Release

Popular Bill to Expand California’s At-Home Kitchen Business Program Becomes Law

• Dan King
• July 25, 2023

Press Release

Private Railroad Moves to Take Additional Land, Property Owners Vow to Keep Fighting Back

• Dan King
• July 24, 2023

Press Release

He Beat the DEA After Agents Wrongly Took His Money at Atlanta Airport, But a Court Let the Government Stiff His Attorneys

• Andrew Wimer
• July 20, 2023

Press Release

A SWAT Team Destroyed a North Hollywood Small Business. Now, the Owner is Fighting for Compensation.

• Dan King
• July 19, 2023

Press Release

Judge Dismisses Challenge to Louisiana Hair Braiding License; Hair Braiders Will Appeal

• Dan King
• July 12, 2023

Press Release

Citizen Journalist Wins First Round of His First Amendment Lawsuit Against Fort Bend County Sheriff

• Andrew Wimer
• July 12, 2023

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Minnesota Department of Human Services to Stop Blocking Innocent Woman from Working Over Crime She Didn’t Commit

• Dan King
• July 12, 2023

Press Release

Judge Dismisses Case Against New York’s Predatory Scheme of Issuing “Unreviewable” Code Enforcement Fees; Man Plans to Appeal

• Dan King
• July 11, 2023

Press Release

The FBI Finally Returned Her Life Savings After Holding It for Two Years Without Pressing Charges

• Andrew Wimer
• July 10, 2023

Press Release

Oakland Activist Secures First-Round Victory in Challenge to Unlawful Seizure and Search of His Mail

• Dan King
• July 9, 2023

Press Release

Appeals Court Reverses Qualified Immunity for Deputy Who Held New Mexico Man at Gunpoint

• Dan King
• July 5, 2023

Press Release

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Administrative Courts

• Andrew Wimer
• June 30, 2023

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Urges Corvallis to Stop Crackdown on Free Pantry

• Dan King
• June 29, 2023

Press Release

Civil Forfeiture Victims Urge Supreme Court to Recognize Right to a Prompt Hearing After Police Take Property

• Dan King
• June 29, 2023

Press Release

Homemade Food Producers Ask Wisconsin Supreme Court to Allow Sale of Homemade Foods Again as Case Proceeds

• Matt Powers
• June 29, 2023

Press Release

Victory: Court Rules TSA Agents Are Law Enforcement Agents, Can Be Sued for Unjustified Groin Search

• Dan King
• June 27, 2023

Press Release

Georgia Appeals Court Clears Way for Tiny Home Lawsuit Against Calhoun

• Matt Powers
• June 26, 2023

Press Release

Police Arrested the Wrong David Sosa Twice. Now a Group of David Sosas are Urging the Supreme Court to Hear His Case.

• Dan King
• June 26, 2023

Press Release

Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Challenge to Compulsory-Eviction Law

• Dan King
• June 22, 2023

Press Release

Hundreds Rally and Call on Pasadena Officials to Let Auto Shop Open More Than a Year After Settlement Was Reached

• Dan King
• June 21, 2023

Press Release

Victory: City Grants Permit for Home Day Care Provider to Keep Business Open

• Dan King
• June 21, 2023

CJE Post

Ending Certificate of Need Laws: In It For the Long Haul

• June 15, 2023

Press Release

House Judiciary Committee Moves Forfeiture Reform Forward

• Andrew Wimer
• June 14, 2023

Press Release

NEW REPORT: Six Ways to Make Starting a Business in Fort Worth Cheaper, Faster, Simpler

• Dan King
• June 13, 2023

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Applauds Gov. Kotek for Signing Bipartisan Bill to Expand Oregon’s Homemade Food Industry

• Dan King
• June 13, 2023

Press Release

STATEMENT: Grand Rapids Police Should Think Twice About Buying Drones With Michigan Supreme Court Considering Major Surveillance Case

• Matt Powers
• June 13, 2023