Institute for Justice
Grilling in the yard, radioactive waste in the yard, and police drive onto the wrong yard.
Loafing about, fishing for a lighter, and standing on the porch.
Lemurs, scoundrels, and a petulant pedestrian.
An anticipatory warrant, a ban on Matisse, and scary bikers.
Nunchucks, West Nile encephalitis, and a black foot.
Prosecuting for profit, the Hacky Sack champ, and a Christmas Spectacular.
Sanctuary cities, the fiduciary rule, and iced coffee.
Fighter jets, horse soring, and climate stewardship.
Scraping content, throttling data, and decency on the internet.
A risky parking receipt, an injurious letter, and NYC gun control.
Wealth-based pretrial detention, resegregation, and violent retribution for political participation.
An eggregrious price fixing scheme, a tear gas accident, and a post-SWAT raid code inspection.
Hot cells, effluent injections, and illegal downloading.
Bathtime photos, forfeiture shenanigans, and a wine caper.
Killing economic liberty, killing killer owls, and inappropriate dolphin sex.
In drug cases, hidden compartment laws give prosecutors one more charge to pile onto the same offense, and contain scant protections for law-abiding folk.
Despite popular misconception, this is not a pro-choice vs. pro-life situation.
With Obamacare coming into effect, things are going to get worse before they get better.
As the economy recovers, a rise in eminent domain to favor connected players looms, despite so-called reforms
Opening up the market for charitable work
Protectionism trumps the needs of patients.
How established homeowners use regulations to stop new low-cost homes.
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