TX Board That Regulates Doctors Wants To Arm Investigators
To ward off assault with intent to vaccinate?
To ward off assault with intent to vaccinate?
They have no such authority
North Carolina trying to censor over lack of credentials
In the midst of being sued over program
Rules are so restrictive, cabbies can't make a living
Don't cops have better things to do?
Must submit to inspections and registration and have insurance and driver's licenses
Licensing and registration systems "for their protection"
All sorts of additional fees that will be passed on the consumers
Monks beat funeral home protection laws
Sifting through some misleading claims in The Washington Post
Certificate of Necessity requirements trample on the right to earn a living.
No longer need special licenses for bowling alleys, flea markets and children's lemonade stands, among other things
One of the risks of requiring permission from the state to work
At least for now, tax preparers don't need IRS permission
Texas can get into a Nanny State of mind when it comes to sex
184 days of training required to be a school bus driver, 722 days for barbers
Though the trucks were legalized in July, not a single one has been able to get a license from the city
"When you regulate an occupation, you are expanding government control on how that job is done," says Bill Callegari.
Blocks a free speech-defying interpretation of law
In many states, licensing laws tie practitioners in knots
And just how is this different than a protection racket?
Or ... You could just let people go into business without paying for the privilege