January 2, 2009
Star Tribune
Regulations can be a drag on housing affordability
What's more, they can be used to abuse the privacy rights of renters.   More

January 1, 2009
Washington Post
In Case You Were Wondering . . .
Mercedes Clemens, a Gaithersburg woman who combined her two great loves....   More

December 29, 2008
PA Law Weekly
A Stricter Standard for Taking
Every state court has unambiguously rejected the Kelo property rights theory put forth by the U.S. Supreme Court   More

December 28, 2008
Press of Atlantic City
New Jersey needs to enter new year by tightening eminent-domain law

Let's hope that this New Year brings New Jersey residents wiser government officials....

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December 28, 2008
Georgetown News-Graphic
Pointing the finger at loony laws and lawmakers

I would use my one phone call to contact Tim Keller, a lawyer for the Institute for Justice....

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December 27, 2008
Republican Eagle
City battles in lawsuits
Since Red Wing instituted its rental housing code in 2005, the city has battled with a group of landlords and tenants...   More

December 19, 2008
Hit & Run
Outside Agitators Now Welcome in Oklahoma
Yesterday the 10th Circuit overturned Oklahoma's ban on signature gathering by nonresidents....   More

December 18, 2008
New Haven Register
Study advances cause of taxi reform
The regulations are a barrier to prospective entrepreneurs....   More

December 17, 2008
The Agitator
Where To Give
IJ:  Incredible record in winning real economic freedom for real people. Probably the best bang-for-your-buck libertarian organization around.   More

December 17, 2008
CBS Hartford
Taxi VIDEO: Drivers Rally For Support At Capitol

Drivers Claim Larger Companies Keeping Them Down

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December 17, 2008
The Examiner
Eminent domain still threatens private homes
But the abuse of eminent domain didn't die....   More

December 17, 2008
ABC-TV Hartford
VIDEO: Cab drivers rally for change
Taxi drivers rallied in Hartford today, looking to change state laws so they can make a decent living....   More

December 16, 2008
First Amendment Center
Critics slam Dallas developer's libel lawsuit
The Institute for Justice, a libertarian legal group that has turned the dusty concept of eminent domain into a hot nationwide issue....   More

December 15, 2008
Orlando Sentinel
To design an interior space, you need a license
The Florida law causes issues for more than just would-be interior designers....   More

December 15, 2008
Associated Press
Families of private school students grateful

If the scholarships go away, they'd eat rice, beans, potatoes, whatever, every day....

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December 14, 2008
Townhall
A day for rights
December 15, 1791 was the day the first ten amendments were added to the Constitution....    More

December 12, 2008
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Eminent domain land bid on hold
The St. Paul Port Authority's plan to redevelop privately owned land has been put on hold.    More

December 12, 2008
The Freeman
The Right to Earn a Living Under Attack
In the absence of meaningful judicial supervision, politicians have gone to almost any imaginable length to protect special inter....   More

December 10, 2008
Tucson Citizen
Teachers union puts disabled kids on trial
My daughter's future now rests with the Arizona Supreme Court....   More

December 9, 2008
Associated Press
Ruling on Arizona vouchers could have broad reach
Justices are weighing whether scholarships for foster and disabled students are constitutional....   More

December 9, 2008
Arizona Daily Star
Special-needs students deserve grant program
Today the future of special-needs and foster kids is in the hands of the AZ Supreme Court.    More

December 7, 2008
East Valley Tribune
Voucher rule extends beyond disabled, foster kids
EDITORIAL: We are strong advocates for such school choice options....   More

December 5, 2008
The Olympian
PDC waits on blog ruling
The state Public Disclosure Commission has delayed a decision on whether to adopt a clarified rule on Internet lobbying.   More

December 4, 2008
The Daily Record
In Baltimore, condemnation drives urban renewal
In Baltimore, the use of condemnation powers — otherwise known as eminent domain....    More

December 1, 2008
San Antonio Express-News
Equine dentists say neigh to state's efforts to stop them

The specialists argue it's unfair to restrict service to veterinarians

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November 20, 2008
Clarksville Online
Institute for Justice representative to meet with Justice Department
Walsh travels the country, educating and organizing property owners and activists whose properties are threatened...   More

November 19, 2008
Lynden Tribune
Parents fight for disability funding in religious schools
Three families in Lynden are putting their names to a lawsuit that could impact the way special education services....   More

November 19, 2008
Asbury Park Press
In Long Branch, eminent domain battle continues
Like too many other people across New Jersey, I am fighting to keep my home...    More

November 18, 2008
Leaf-Chronicle
Federal officials to attend redevelopment forum

DOJ officials tight-lipped about details...

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November 13, 2008
Volokh Conspiracy
Campaign Contribution Disclosure and Technological Change
Paul Sherman of the Institute for Justice raises an interesting set of questions...   More

November 12, 2008
Associated Press
OSPI sued for special ed in religious schools
Three families filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing the Washington superintendent of public instruction of discrimination...   More

November 11, 2008
Fortune Small Business
Red tape snarls interior designers

Should designing a living room require a license? Connecticut says yes.

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November 10, 2008
Bellingham Herald
Suit aims for school choice for special-needs children
Washington has a reputation for tolerance. It might surprise you, then, to learn that our state is drawing upon a history of discrimination....   More

November 8, 2008
Asbury Park Press
Forswear eminent domain
The anger and distrust between the city and homeowners runs deep....   More