Institute for Justice Announces It Will Defend Ohio’s Educational Choice Programs

The Institute for Justice (IJ) has won over 20 school choice lawsuits, including three at the U.S. Supreme Court

Victory: South Dakota City Agrees to Allow Taxi Operator to Reopen, Change Unconstitutional Law

Debra Gagne can reopen her business in time for the holidays

North Wilkesboro Homeless Shelter Wins Right to Open

Court finds North Wilkesboro zoning board relied on irrational reasons to prevent Barber Shelter from opening

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on South Dakota Town to End Unconstitutional Taxi Law

Watertown fines licensed drivers for accepting cash for rides unless city determines there’s a “need”

Pennsylvania Hunting Clubs Challenge Warrantless Searches of Private Land

U.S. Coast Guard Sued for Denying Captain His Registration to Pilot Ships on the Great Lakes

New lawsuit charges Coast Guard with delay that keeps experienced captain from earning an honest living

A police officer arrested two innocent children at gunpoint. Now they are asking the Supreme Court to hold the officer accountable.

A court said the Fourth Amendment’s protection against unwarranted arrests is “hazy.” Now, with IJ’s help, a family is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to clear the haze and rein in police’s ability to arrest someone for no reason.

Texas Veterinarian Scores Important Win in His Long Fight to Defend the First Amendment

Texas Vet Board punished Dr. Hines for helping pet owners unable to see him in person. Now, his lawsuit can proceed with full First Amendment protection.

Pasadena Mechanic Challenges City’s Mandatory Parking Minimum

Lawsuit argues minimum parking requirement hurts small businesses and violates the Texas Constitution

Victory: California Eliminates Unconstitutional Law Criminalizing Teaching Trade Skills

Repeal is a win for free speech rights of apprentices and students alike

Following Reforms, Washington Supreme Court Lets Seattle’s Invasive Inspection Law Stand

Next Week: Supreme Court Will Hear Potentially Landmark Maine School Choice Case

High Court will Resolve Whether States May Bar Parents Who Select Schools that Provide Religious Instruction from Participating in Student-Aid Programs

Long-time Donor or New Supporter? IJ Has a Challenge Grant to Make Your Gift Go Even Further

New IJ Research Gives Forfeiture Victims a Voice

Motel Closure Case Is a Roller Coaster Ride of Government Harm and Deception