March 12, 2010
Huffington Post
Brooklyn Bar Wants to Handcuff Eminent Domain Abuse
What would you do if your favorite neighborhood watering hole was being demolished for a rich, greedy developer?    More

March 11, 2010
USA Today
Suit Grows Out of Florists Law
In Louisiana, you don't need a license to peddle pets, paintings or cars...   More

March 10, 2010
National Law Journal
Not An Endorsement of Religion
The validity of tax deductions and credits for donations to educational and religious charities under the U.S. Constitution...   More

March 8, 2010
Huffington Post
What's Worse Than Corporations Influencing Elections?
The most remarkable thing about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC....   More

March 8, 2010
George Will
How the Constitution, filtered by the High Court, Affects Guns
It is said, more frequently than precisely...   More

March 5, 2010
WWL-TV New Orleans
Flower shop owners sue over license requirement
Louisiana is the only state that requires retail florists to pass a licensing exam    More

March 4, 2010
Associated Press
Florist Challenges N.O. Legal Code
The owner of a New Orleans flower shop is challenging a law...   More

March 3, 2010
National Review Online
Supreme Court Misfires on McDonald Argument
In 1861, America began a war to end slavery....   More

March 2, 2010
Associated Press
Supreme Court scrutinizes state, local gun control
Gun control advocates think, if not pray...   More

February 24, 2010
USA Today
Lawsuit Argues Lives Would Be Saved If Bone Marrow Donors Were paid
Should people be paid to donate bone marrow?   More

February 23, 2010
Human Events
Chicago's Gun Ban Challenged
After the landmark Supreme Court case District Columbia v. Heller...    More

February 22, 2010
Wall Street Journal
Handgun Case Creates Odd Alliances
A Supreme Court argument on gun rights slated for next month   More

February 19, 2010
Oklahoma Daily Journal
Dont Fence Me Out
If you’re looking for an example of people..   More

February 18, 2010
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma House Committee OKs Horse Dental Bill
Equine dentists, or teeth floaters, would not face criminal charges

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February 17, 2010
The Oklahoman
Horse Owners Try to Corral Oklahoma Lawmakers on Dental Care
About 100 horse owners and ranchers fanned out...

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February 12, 2010
Yahoo News
Democrats Propose to Blunt Supreme Court Campaign Ruling
Congressional Democrats proposed a plan Thursday to place new restrictions...    More

February 1, 2010
National Law Journal
D.C. Circuit's First Shot at Citizens United
The nine judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit   More

January 29, 2010
Duluth News Tribune
State View: Free Speech is Not Chaos
Is democracy in peril?   More

January 27, 2010
USA Today
Campaign-Finance Fights Not Over
With corporations and unions now free to spend unlimited amounts on campaign ads....   More

January 26, 2010
Tri-City Herald
Legislature Should Tackle Property Rights Legislation
A pair of bills that would curb the government's power to seize your home or business may not even get a hearing this year.   More

January 25, 2010
Pajamas Media
Protecting the Marketplace of Ideas
On Thursday, January 21, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ringing endorsement of core First Amendment principles....   More

January 22, 2010
The Daily Caller
To Campaign Finance Reformers We Are a Nation of Lemmings
American democracy is in peril...   More

January 21, 2010
National Review
Citizens United Decision Means More Free Speech
The ruling in Citizens United is faithful to the First Amendment, and ultimat....    More

January 21, 2010
Daily Caller
To campaign finance reformers we are a nation of lemmings
The court’s ruling stands for the proposition that the government may not censor political speech....    More

January 21, 2010
Arizona Republic
U.S. judge: End part of Clean Elections
A U.S. District Court judge has declared a portion of an Arizona program....   More

January 19, 2010
The News Tribune
Bills aim to guard private property from being taken for development
Attorney General Rob McKenna and a group of Washington lawmakers want to tighten the state’s eminent domain laws....   More

January 15, 2010
NY City Journal
Robin Hood in Reverse
New York’s eminent domain policies rob the vulnerable to reward the powerful....    More

January 15, 2010
The Olympian
A push to limit government's use of 'eminent domain'
State Attorney General Rob McKenna kicked off his legislative campaign....   More

January 8, 2010
New York Times
Give These Donors a Bone
EVERY year, more than 100,000 Americans discover that they have often life-threatening blood and bone-marrow diseases like leukemia...   More

December 17, 2009
National Review
When Judges Judge, It Is Not Activism
There has been spirited debate in the Corner over IJ new lawsuit....    More