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IJ's video on the Court’s ruling in Citizens United and how that played a role in the rise of Super PACs

$IJ\'s video on the Court’s ruling in Citizens United and how that played a role in the rise of Super PACs$

SCHOOL CHOICE

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

ECONOMIC LIBERTY

Putting Useless Government Requirements to Rest

FIRST AMENDMENT

Two Years Later: Institute for Justice Continues to Defend  Landmark Citizens United Ruling

FIRST AMENDMENT

9th Circuit Upholds Injunction Protecting Right of Free Speech

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

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February 01, 2012
Forbes
An Unhealthy Exercise of Federal Power
By determining the fate of Florida v. HHS, the challenge....   More

February 01, 2012
George F. Will
Pettifogged into Silence
Dina Galassini does not seem to pose...   More

January 30, 2012
Washington Examiner
Time to Expand School Choice
This week has marked the second annual...   More

January 27, 2012
East Valley Tribune
Judge's Ruling Could Pave the Way for Vouchers in Arizona Education
A judge has ruled the state can implement a new...   More

January 27, 2012
Big Government
SUPER PACs: Occupy the Courts and the Fight for Free Speech
This past weekend marked the two-year anniversary..   More

January 27, 2012
Minnesota Public Radio
How to Close the Achievement Gap? Greater School Choice
How much longer must the...   More

January 26, 2012
Arizona Republic
No Licenses Needed for 'Threaders' Under Arizona Bill
For eight years, Juana Gutierrez has made...   More

January 23, 2012
NPR
As 'Citizens United' Turns 2, SuperPACs Draw Protests
Saturday is South Carolina's Republican...   More

January 23, 2012
Washington Post
Government Fights Court Decision That Says Bone Marrow Donors May Be Paid
Blood banks for years have been common sources of cash...   More

January 23, 2012
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Minnesota's Embalming Rule is Irrational
Should the government require cabbies...   More