Liberty & Law Article

Mounting Evidence Makes Clear: Forfeiture Doesn’t Work

• March 19, 2021

Liberty & Law Article

In an Oasis, This Arizona City Sees Property Rights as a Mirage

• March 19, 2021

Liberty & Law Article

Florida Woman Fights $100,000 Fine for Parking in Her Own Driveway

• March 18, 2021

Press Release

Washington Supreme Court to Hear Significant Excessive Fines Case

• Andrew Wimer
• March 16, 2021

Press Release

A SWAT team destroyed a Texas home and refused to pay for the damage. Now the homeowner is fighting back.

• J. Justin Wilson
• March 4, 2021

Press Release

Homeowner Facing $100,000 Parking Violation Sues Florida Town for “Excessive Fines”

• Andrew Wimer
• February 25, 2021

Press Release

Sierra Vista Residents Sue City to Keep Their Homes in Place

• Andrew Wimer
• February 16, 2021

Press Release

Federal Court Finds Doraville’s Addiction to Fines & Fees Constitutional

• J. Justin Wilson
• December 18, 2020

Press Release

Eagle Families Fight Back Against Out of Control Fines and Fees

• Andrew Wimer
• December 3, 2020

Press Release

Federal Court Approves Settlement, Restores Constitutional Rights to Victims of NYPD’s No-Fault Eviction Campaign

• Institute for Justice
• October 7, 2020

Press Release

North Carolina Shelter Sues for Right to Offer Private Charity on Private Property

• J. Justin Wilson
• October 7, 2020

Press Release

U.S. Supreme Court Case Spotlights Chicago’s Rampant Abuse of Fines & Fees

• John Kramer
• August 31, 2020

Press Release

Institute for Justices Takes on the Fight for Owners’ “Right to Rent” in Wilmington, N.C.

• J. Justin Wilson
• August 26, 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

Reforms to Chicago’s Impound Program Are Not Enough

• Andrew Wimer
• July 22, 2020

Press Release

Nashville Repeals Prohibition on Home-Business Clients

• Institute for Justice
• July 9, 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

Three Specific Ways to Fix Bad Policing

• John Kramer
• June 9, 2020

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Judges Should Not Use Their Power Over Defendants to Enrich Their Friends

• May 28, 2020

Press Release

New Orleans-Area Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Due Process Violations in Criminal Proceedings

• Institute for Justice
• May 27, 2020

Press Release

New report: State laws may promote municipal fines and fees abuse

• Andrew Wimer
• April 30, 2020

Press Release

Dunedin Homeowner Wins Round One in Tall Grass Lawsuit

• J. Justin Wilson
• April 23, 2020

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Landowners sue to stop warrantless searches

• April 14, 2020

Press Release

New Lawsuit Asks Whether State Agents Can Trespass and Place Cameras on Private Land in Tennessee

• Andrew Wimer
• April 14, 2020

Press Release

Following Federal Lawsuit, Richland, Wa. Drops Unconstitutional Street-Fees Law

• Matt Powers
• January 31, 2020

Press Release

U.S. Supreme Court Appeal: In Iowa, Convicted Criminals Can Have Their Records Expunged, But Those Too Poor to Pay Court Debts Are Not So Lucky

• John Kramer
• November 18, 2019

Press Release

New Report: Cities Pay a Price for Excessive Ticketing

• Andrew Wimer
• October 24, 2019

Press Release

New Report: Georgia Cities Pay a Price for Excessive Ticketing

• Andrew Wimer
• October 24, 2019

Press Release

Pleasant Ridge Homeowners Will Have Their Day In Court

• Andrew Wimer
• October 15, 2019

Press Release

First Round Victory in Challenge to Compulsory-Eviction Law

• J. Justin Wilson
• October 10, 2019