“The court should grant this case and resolve this issue once and for all." IJ atty Michael Bindas in The Associated Press article "Maine ban on religious tuition funding goes to Supreme Court": apnews.com/article/us-sup…

“If the Fourth Amendment doesn’t protect a 70-year-old veteran beaten by federal police inside a veterans’ hospital for no reason, it doesn’t protect anyone,” Patrick Jaicomo in Jasper Craven's Battle Borne newsletter: battleborne.substack.com/people/2318067…

Vietnam Vet José Oliva was brutally beaten as he entered a VA hospital for a routine appointment. He wants to hold the officers accountable for their recklessness, but he needs the Supreme Court to clear the way. José tells his story here: youtu.be/D_wFX9bJFcs

Brownback v. King case is NOT done. We're heading back to the 6th Circuit. We'll get #JusticeForJamesKing

A petition from Maine parents gives the Supreme Court an opportunity to protect religious freedom in education, writes Michael Bindas on.wsj.com/3vz011Z

Drone entrepreneurs are finding new and creative ways to view the world, but a very old profession is starting to stand in the way: land surveying. Michael Jones wasn't surveying, but his state's board threatened him with criminal charges anyway: youtu.be/oC1V-7cMNNg

Holding government officials accountable is as unlikely as winning the lottery. See how with the Qualified Immunity Scratcher! ij.org/lottery

The state of Maine operates a tuition assistance program to help families pay for public or private schools, but religious schools have been excluded for more than 40 years. The case may soon head to the Supreme Court... ncregister.com/blog/history-b…

On 6/24 #SCOTUS justices will consider whether to grant review in Carson v Makin, a Maine #schoolchoice case. IJ senior attorney Michael Bindas says, “Maine’s exclusion of religious options violates that constitutional command of neutrality.” ij.org/press-release/…

Institute for Justice is hiring a Communications Project Manager instituteforjustice.applytojob.com/apply/HHvHWOvO… via @JazzDotCo

Institute for Justice is hiring a Web Developer instituteforjustice.applytojob.com/apply/aGA2eHfR… via @JazzDotCo

🚨NEW CASE ALERT🚨 “The government shouldn’t be able to take every dollar I’ve saved up when I’ve committed no crime,” says IJ client Kermit Warren. “I hope not only to get my money back but to stop this nightmare from happening to anyone else.” Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=mMfE-N…

Just spent a few minutes helping Kermit send the webpage & video about his case to his sons and his fiancée. When I finished, he said, "Can I see it again?" So we're gonna watch it again. 😃 This is one of the great things about Institute for Justice! Check it out here: ij.org/press-release/…

Kermit and I are ready for his Institute for Justice press conference about his #forfeiture case against DEA HQ outside his house in #NewOrleans #PolicingForProfit

Taxidermist Threatened with Jail for Refusing Warrantless Search youtu.be/3pPnXiPwkrQ via YouTube

County Tries to Bulldoze 100-Year-Old Neighborhood youtu.be/QwEQale2uEM via YouTube

So glad you enjoyed it Nick Gillespie! Learn & hear more at IsabellaOpera.com

In one of the most brazen examples of prosecutorial abuse in modern American history, Ralph Petty spent 20 years moonlighting as a law clerk for the same judge he argued before, effectively playing both prosecutor & judge in 300+ cases. 🧵 Watch here: youtu.be/ui-uCdMfye0

Know why you can’t sue prosecutors for even the most blatant and egregious rights-violations? Because SCOTUS is afraid that allowing such lawsuits would unleash a tidal wave of litigation against prosecutors. Let THAT sink in for a minute.

Thank you, Maestro Ács! linkedin.com/posts/activity…