August 2025 Victories
Written by 2025 Communications Fellow Evelyn Engle. We don’t take our victories lightly at Mountain States Legal Foundation. Every single one is the result of countless hours of effort, carefully…
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Mountain States Legal Foundation Files Major Civil Rights Complaint Against Denver Public Schools
Yesterday, Mountain States Legal Foundation filed a comprehensive complaint against Denver Public Schools (DPS), drawing from alarming reports by multiple whistleblowers, including a member of DPS’s Central Administration. This complaint…
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Self Defense for Me, But Not for Thee
By: Michael McCoy & Claire Walker We express our heartfelt sympathies to Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, whose security detail agents were recently threatened by an attempted carjacker. We are…
Victory for George Sheetz
Victory for George, for property rights, for liberty, and for Americans! In a 9-0 unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot use the permitting process to twist…
MSLF Welcomes New CKBA Director
Mountain States Legal Foundation is thrilled to announce the arrival of our new Director of the Center to Keep & Bear Arms, Michael McCoy.
Feds Open Investigation on UC Berkeley
The US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened a civil rights investigation against the University of California at Berkeley.
UC Berkeley Accused of Segregation
UC Berkeley is under fire for allegedly banning white residents from using a community farm on Saturdays in a move one critic slammed as “systemic racism.”
MSLF Case in Epoch Times
Christine Searle is on the verge of losing her life’s savings over a minor unpaid tax bill. “I don’t think that they should have the right to take all of it.”
A Win for Texas and the Rule of Law!
A federal court has ruled it is unconstitutional for Congress to pass legislation by proxy voting, and that laws must be passed with members physically present.
Feds investigate Denver schools after MSLF action
Thanks to MSLF’s official complaints, the federal Office for Civil Rights opened investigations against Denver Public Schools’ use of race in official policies.