Searle v. Arizona Attorney General
Government Can't Delegate Its Dirty Work
Arizona’s attorney general failed to protect Christine Searle from an unconstitutional foreclosure on her home, all over a meager $1,607.58.
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Comment on Rock Springs Draft Resource Management Plan
BLM Taking an "Anti-use" Approach to Land Management
The BLM is proposing to take an “anti-use” approach to land management in their latest Rock Springs Draft Resource plan.
Garfield v. Biden
Too Broad and Too Ineffective
When courts simply dismiss cases prematurely, it undermines the role of the judiciary to apply the written law in response to an overreaching executive.
Jaiden Rodriguez v. Harrison School District 2
Some Schools Need an Education
Jaiden Rodriguez’s case and his backpack patches will set an important precedent to hold schools accountable for their duty to honor the First Amendment.
Garcia v. Polis
Rights Delayed are Rights Denied
Colorado’s law isn’t just a waiting period on the right to possess peaceably purchased property. It is a delay on safety itself.
Parents Defending Education v. Olentangy BOE
Mandating Pronouns is Compelled Speech
For the better part of a century, it has been clear public schools may not force students to mouth allegiance to ideals and principles that they do not hold.
LM v. Town of Middleborough
Dissent is Not Harassment
The courts must firmly declare to schools they are not at liberty to suppress ideas they find disagreeable, especially in matters of public controversy.
Damiano v. Grants Pass School District
Rational Debate vs. Hecklers
Mountain States is joining Rachel and Katie’s fight. We are dedicated to protecting an individual’s right to speak freely without fear of retribution.
IPANM v. Environmental Improvement Board
Anti-Energy Government
The hatred so-called environmentalists have for oil and gas not only makes the basics of life more expensive, but is also the heart of an anti-human sentiment.
Loper Bright: How Should Courts Apply “Chevron Deference”?
Loper Bright v. Raimondo
From our high school government classes, we remember that Congress passes bills, and the President signs them. But there’s more to the story. Congress has delegated an enormous amount of…