The Institute for Justice

Supreme Court Won’t Hear St. Louis Sign Case; Sign In Question is Safe, but Law Remains Mixed Nationwide

ECONOMIC LIBERTY

IJ Clinic Entrepreneur Succeeds Despite Government Interference

PROPERTY RIGHTS

Hialeah’s Valentine’s Day Crackdown on Street Vendors Shows No Love for Entrepreneurs

SCHOOL CHOICE

Court Upholds Ground-Breaking Education Savings Accounts for Children with Special Needs

ECONOMIC LIBERTY

Putting Useless Government Requirements to Rest

IJ Litigates nationwide on behalf of individuals whose rights are being violated by government.

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February 22, 2012
Associated Press
Appeals Exhausted, Anti-Eminent-Domain Sign Can Stay in St. Louis
The survival of a two-story...   More

February 22, 2012
Bay News 9
St. Pete Food Truck Vendors Fighting Ordinance
Food truck vendors are fighting for their piece of the pie...   More

February 21, 2012

Property on Trial: Texas vs. One 2004 Chevy Silverado
In 2004, Houston used car dealer Zaher El-Ali...   More

February 21, 2012
New Hampshire Watchdog
Lynch’s Licensing Plan is a Great Start
A few weeks back, I had some harsh words for Governor John Lynch’s...   More

February 17, 2012
Washington Post
Motel Owner Faces Asset Forfeiture Despite Innocence
THE MOTEL CASWELL, a modest motel just...   More

February 16, 2012
Washington Times
Congress Can Halt Eminent Domain Abuse
When the U.S. Supreme Court rules, more often than not, that settles the matter...   More

February 15, 2012
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Create Minnesota Jobs with Bipartisan Reform of Licensing Regulations
There is a bipartisan effort growing to reform...   More

February 14, 2012
Lowell Sun
Lawyers: Motel Caswell Forfeiture Case Unconstitutional
BOSTON -- Attorneys from Arlington-Va.-based Institute for Justice...   More

February 13, 2012
Washington Post
Danger Zone for D.C.’s Food Trucks
Food trucks have revolutionized the D.C. food scene....   More

February 09, 2012
Daily Caller
Citizens United Protects Women’s Free Speech Rights, Along with Everyone Else’s
For the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s...   More